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Succession in standardization: Grafting XML onto SGML

Proceedings from the 2nd IEEE Conference on Standardization and Innovation in Information Technology (Cat. No.01EX530), 2002
Succession in standardization is usually a problem. The advantages of improvements are weighed against those of compatibility. If compatibility considerations dominate, a grafting process takes place. This process need not lead to compatibility. According to our taxonomy of successor standards, there are three types of succession (outcomes).
Tineke M. Egyedi, Arjan Loeffen
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The first successful renal graft in man

Hospital Medicine, 2004
Today, organ transplantation – of kidney, liver, heart, lung or pancreas, alone or in combination – is accepted as a more or less routine operative procedure, yet the first successful organ graft in man took place a mere 50 years ago, on December 23 1954.
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Successful skin graft in patient with generalized scleroderma

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1962
INDOLENT ULCERS caused by sclerodermatous changes in the skin usually occur on the fingers, toes, knees, or elbows, and infrequently occur elsewhere. As they may be refractory to the usual conservative measures, the following case is presented to illustrate the successful application of a skin graft to an ulcer on the leg of a patient with generalized ...
B E, HERMAN, R, FISCHL, A, FRANKEL, P, HERMAN   +3 more
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Successful Therapy for a Patient With Aortic Graft Infection Without Graft Removal

Annals of Vascular Surgery, 2011
Following Bentall surgery, aortic graft infection can be a serious complication with high mortality rates. The recommended treatment for aortic graft infection is to explant the graft; however, because of the high risk and costs involved, this might not always be an option.
Ansheng, Mo, Hui, Lin
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Successful Use of Rib Grafts for Cranioplasty in Children

Pediatric Neurosurgery, 2001
Numerous materials are available for use in cranioplasty including bone, plastics and metals. Rib grafts as a construct for cranial reconstruction offer several advantages: autologous bone source, a formable platform, low infection, regeneration at the donor site and high fusion rates.
D A, Taggard, A H, Menezes
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Successful skin grafting in a case of pemphigus vulgaris

British Journal of Plastic Surgery, 1973
Abstract Successful postage-stamp skin grafting in a patient with pemphigus vulgaris is reported.
C, Bertenyi, J, Endrodi, A, Dobozy
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Successful grafting of tissue-engineered fetal skin

Pediatric Surgery International, 2016
Fetal repair of spina bifida results in improved outcomes and has therefore become a standard clinical procedure in some highly specialized centers. However, optimization of the procedure technique and timing is needed. Both might be achieved by facilitating the procedure using laboratory-grown fetal skin substitutes.
Mazzone, L, Pratsinis, M, Pontiggia, L, Reichmann, E, Meuli, M   +4 more
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Successful Management of Cherubism Patient With Staged Bone Grafting and Fat Grafting

Journal of Craniofacial Surgery
Cherubism is a rare hereditary dysplasia of the craniofacial skeleton with unpredictable course and controversial management. The authors report a case managed at the onset with limited mandibular resection and primary autogenous bone grafting, as well as staged secondary fat grafting for contour definition.
Jonathan, Butts, Kalyan, Dadireddy, Jessica A, Ching   +2 more
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Matched Elastic Properties and Successful Arterial Grafting

Archives of Surgery, 1980
Clinical results from medium- and small-caliber arterial bypass grafts are unsatisfactory. Since elastic properties of grafts tested experimentally have been correlated with patency results, the compliance of the human femoral artery was compared with grafts currently in use: human saphenous vein (HSV), knitted Dacron (DAC), glutaraldehyde-treated ...
R, Walden, G J, L'Italien, J, Megerman, W M, Abbott   +3 more
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Successful Skin Grafting in Developing Countries

Tropical Doctor, 2000
M S, Bell, M J, Duncan, S, Shanhrokhi
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