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Galea flap as quick and effective closure strategy for the scalp

JDDG: Journal der Deutschen Dermatologischen Gesellschaft, EarlyView.
Lea V. Goerdt, Norman Langer, Patryk Porebski, Michael P. Schön, Christian Kromer   +4 more
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Modulation of immune cum inflammatory pathway by earthworm granulation tissue extract in wound healing of diabetic rabbit model.

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M E Elkhalifa A, Ali SI, Nabi SU, Bashir I, Taifa S, Rakhshan R, Shah IH, Mir MA, Malik M, Ramzan Z, Nazar M, Bashir N, Ahad S, Khursheed I, Elamin E, Bazie EA, Alzerwi NAN, Rayzah M, Idrees B, Rayzah F, Baksh Y, Alsultan A, Alzahrani AM.   +22 more
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Negative pressure wound therapy for exposed metallic implants

Equine Veterinary Education, EarlyView.
A. Florczyk
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FIBRONECTIN IN EXPERIMENTAL GRANULATION TISSUE

Apmis, 1982
The temporal appearance of fibronectin in experimental granulation tissue has been studied using the immunoperoxidase technique on material fixed in formaldehyde, embedded in paraffin and pretreated with pepsin. Furthermore, the relationship between the distribution of fibronectin and connective tissue fibres, demonstrated as either argyrophilic or red
Peter Junker, B Hølund, Inge Clemmensen
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Collagen in Granulation tissues

Agents and Actions, 1976
Collagen is abundantly synthesized in granulation tissues and reaches a concentration higher than in normal neighbouring tissues. Such newly formed collagen is characterized by an abnormally low solubility and an easy degradation by collagenases and collagenolytic cathepsins.
S, Bazin, M, Le Lous, A, Delaunay
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Myofibroblasts in human granulation tissue

Human Pathology, 1974
Abstract Fibroblasts of human granulation tissues develop structural and functional features typical of smooth muscle cells: o 1.They contain massive bundles of intracytoplasmic microfilaments. 2.Their cytoplasm shows immunofluorescent labeling with human antismooth muscle serum.
G B, Ryan, W J, Cliff, G, Gabbiani, C, Irlé, D, Montandon, P R, Statkov, G, Majno   +6 more
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INFLUENCE OF STEROID HORMONES ON GRANULATION TISSUE

Endocrinology, 1949
inteoduction Studies concerning the influence of steroid hormones upon connective tissue have, for the most part, been restricted to pelvic or sex organs (Loeb, Suntzeff and Burns, 1939; Gardner and Pfeiffer, 1943; Hall, 1947; Hall and Newton, 1947; Talmage, 1947; Emery and Lawton, 1947).
M, TAUBENHAUS, G D, AMROMIN
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The contractile properties of wound granulation tissue

Journal of Surgical Research, 1984
A systematic examination of the contractile properties of wound granulation tissue is presented. Shortening of and tension generated by granulation tissue in the presence of 30 mM diphenhydramine HCl have been measured. Analysis of the stress (load per unit area)/strain (extent of shortening) results from isotonic shortening studies showed that over ...
J M, Snowden, D F, Kennedy, W J, Cliff
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Management of Exuberant Granulation Tissue

Veterinary Clinics of North America: Equine Practice, 1989
Exuberant granulation tissue is common in large, lower limb wounds of horses, particularly horses of large body size. Methods of control include chemical cautery, cryogenic surgery, and surgical resection. Surgical resection is preferred because it is easy to perform, provides tissue for histologic evaluation, and preserves the epithelial margin ...
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