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FIBROUS HISTIOCYTOMA AND FIBROUS TISSUE TUMORS OF THE ORBIT
Radiologic Clinics of North America, 1999Fibrous orbital tumors present clinically and radiographically in a broad spectrum ranging from a benign mass, to locally aggressive tumor, to invasive malignancy. Pathologic analysis and diagnosis are often challenging, usually based on a combination of light microscopy, immunohistochemistry, and electron microscopic findings.
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Interaction of stress and growth in a fibrous tissue
Journal of Theoretical Biology, 1988The influence of stress on the growth and remodeling of a soft biological tissue is considered. For this purpose, the soft tissue is idealized as a fiber network. The stress-free lengths of the fibers composing the network are not fixed as in an inert elastic solid, but are assumed to evolve as a result of growth and stress adaptation.
A, Tözern, R, Skalak
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1997
Fibrous tissue consists of fibroblasts and an extracellular matrix containing both fibrillary structures (collagen, elastin) and nonfibrillary, gel-like ground substance. Both fibroblasts (spindle-shaped cells) and myofibroblasts, which are modified fibroblasts showing features common to fibroblasts and smooth muscle cells, produce procollagen and ...
A. M. De Schepper, J. E. Vandevenne
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Fibrous tissue consists of fibroblasts and an extracellular matrix containing both fibrillary structures (collagen, elastin) and nonfibrillary, gel-like ground substance. Both fibroblasts (spindle-shaped cells) and myofibroblasts, which are modified fibroblasts showing features common to fibroblasts and smooth muscle cells, produce procollagen and ...
A. M. De Schepper, J. E. Vandevenne
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Nano-fibrous scaffolds for tissue engineering
Colloids and Surfaces B: Biointerfaces, 2004With the ability to form nano-fibrous structures, a drive to mimic the extracellular matrix (ECM) and form scaffolds that are an artificial extracellular matrix suitable for tissue formation has begun. These nano-fibrous scaffolds attempt to mimic collagen, a natural extracellular matrix component, and could potentially provide a better environment for
L A, Smith, P X, Ma
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2001
It is doubtful whether a lesion composed entirely of adult fibrous tissue with collagen and sparse fibrocytes is ever neoplastic; it is usually the endresult of an inflammatory process. Occasionally a fibroblastic form of meningioma may be so poorly cellular as to resemble a fibrous tumour.
Leslie Michaels, Henrik B. Hellquist
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It is doubtful whether a lesion composed entirely of adult fibrous tissue with collagen and sparse fibrocytes is ever neoplastic; it is usually the endresult of an inflammatory process. Occasionally a fibroblastic form of meningioma may be so poorly cellular as to resemble a fibrous tumour.
Leslie Michaels, Henrik B. Hellquist
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Neurohypophyseal germinoma with abundant fibrous tissue
Brain Tumor Pathology, 2011We report an unusual case of neurohypophyseal germinoma with abundant fibrous tissue and clival invasion that was initially misdiagnosed as lymphocytic hypophysitis. A 40-year-old woman presented with diabetes insipidus and panhypopituitarism after delivering her second son and which lasted for 4 years. Magnetic resonance imaging showed the intrasellar
Shunsuke, Terasaka +6 more
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Benign tumors of fibrous tissue and adipose tissue in the hand
Hand Clinics, 2004This article presents the current understanding of soft tissue hand tumors and the best options for treating them. The majority of soft tissue hand tumors are benign. Discussion includes hand tumors of fibrous and adipose tissue origin, determining the diagnostic and therapeutic pathways for these tumors, and controversial treatment issues.
John V, Ingari, John J, Faillace
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Constitutive equations for fibrous connective tissues
Journal of Biomechanics, 1983A general multiaxial theory for the constitutive relations in fibrous connective tissues is developed on the basis of microstructural and thermodynamic considerations. It is compatible with existing general material theories. In elastic tissues, the theory considers the strain-energy function to be the sum of strain-energies of the tissue's components.
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1996
Some heart diseases, such as cardiomyopathy, myocardial infarction, and others, are accompanied by myocardial damage. When advanced diagnostic equipment is employed in the clinical examination of a patient with myocardial damage, intensified abnormal echoes, at the damaged myocardial area, are frequently observed.
M. Tanaka, Floyd Dunn
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Some heart diseases, such as cardiomyopathy, myocardial infarction, and others, are accompanied by myocardial damage. When advanced diagnostic equipment is employed in the clinical examination of a patient with myocardial damage, intensified abnormal echoes, at the damaged myocardial area, are frequently observed.
M. Tanaka, Floyd Dunn
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1988
Fibromatosis is the name given to a locally aggressive fibrous tissue tumour which grows slowly and infiltrates locally but does not metastasise. It may cause morbidity and even death due to local infiltration which is difficult to control surgically. The condition is best categorised as a less aggressive form of fibrosarcoma.
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Fibromatosis is the name given to a locally aggressive fibrous tissue tumour which grows slowly and infiltrates locally but does not metastasise. It may cause morbidity and even death due to local infiltration which is difficult to control surgically. The condition is best categorised as a less aggressive form of fibrosarcoma.
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