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Abnormalities of Cartilage and Fibrous Tissue
1982Abnormal development of cartilage and fibrous tissue leads to significant orthopaedic complications in a number of conditions which are reviewed in this chapter. These disorders are not all genetic but we consider that their inclusion is warranted in view of their clinical interrelationship and orthopaedic importance.
Frank Horan, Peter Beighton
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Fibrous Scaffolds for Tissue Engineering
2011Fibers are a continuous material structure that have an extremely high ratio of length to width, and are particularly suitable for fabrication into biomaterial scaffolds for tissue engineering since fibrous structures can morphologically resemble extracellular matrix components in tissues. In addition, fibers can be collected and processed into complex
Wan-Ju Li, James A. Cooper
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Fibrous tissue ingrowth and attachment to porous tantalum
Journal of Biomedical Materials Research, 2000This study determined the soft tissue attachment strength and extent of ingrowth to a porous tantalum biomaterial. Eight dorsal subcutaneous implants (in two dogs) were evaluated at 4, 8, and 16 weeks. Upon retrieval, all implants were surrounded completely by adherent soft tissue.
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Tumors of Fibrous Tissue Origin
1993Among all primary bone tumors nonossifying fibroma is the most frequently occurring one in children and adolescents. It is questionable whether it is a true neoplasm because it usually undergoes a spontaneous resolution later in life. The lesion is fibrous and appears as an osteolytic,cystic defect in the metaphysis of a bone and is well delimited by a
Claus-Peter Adler, Kazimierz Kozlowski
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HEALING OF MUSCLE TO FIBROUS TISSUE
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1927To the Editor: —Several articles have appeared recently, dealing with healing of muscle to fibrous tissue. Many years ago I did experiments involving this problem; the divergence of results is due to the fact that the authors are not dealing with the same thing. Seelig and Chouke (Fundamental Factor in Recurrence of Inguinal Hernia, Arch. Surg .
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1990
Benign fibrous tumors are rare pathologic entities occurring essentially in the esophagus and small intestine. Extraesophageal lesions in particular are easily confused with leiomyomas (Rankin and Newell 1933). Resection is quantive owing to the absence of recurrence.
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Benign fibrous tumors are rare pathologic entities occurring essentially in the esophagus and small intestine. Extraesophageal lesions in particular are easily confused with leiomyomas (Rankin and Newell 1933). Resection is quantive owing to the absence of recurrence.
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Optical Clearing of Fibrous Tissues
2010Normally, eye sclera is a turbid medium that is nontransparent in the visible range (see Fig. 7). The origin of scleral spectra formation can be understood on the basis of light scattering by a system of polydispersive irregularly arranged collagen cylinders immersed in the ground substance with a lower refractive index and strong absorption bands ...
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The Origin of the Fibrous Tissue in Meningiomata
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Transformation of Fibrous Tissue to Bone In Vivo
Nature, 1966C A, Bassett, T P, Ruedi
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