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Retreatodontics and ultrasonics

Journal of Endodontics, 1988
Retreatment of endodontically failing teeth is commonin most endodontic practices today. Two case reports are presented in which ultrasonics was used for retreatment. It is suggested that ultrasound can ease and, to some extent, simplify retreatment of some endodontic failures.
D E, Stamos, D G, Stamos, S K, Perkins
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Ultrasonic Footprinting

Molecular Biology, 2018
Ligand binding influences the dynamics of the DNA helix in both the binding site and adjacent regions. This, in particular, is reflected in the changing pattern of cleavage of complexes under the action of ultrasound. The specificity of ultrasound-induced cleavage of the DNA sugar-phosphate backbone was studied in actinomycin D (AMD) complexes with ...
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ULTRASONIC TRANSDUCER, METHOD OF MANUFACTURING ULTRASONIC TRANSDUCER, ULTRASONIC DIAGNOSTIC APPARATUS, AND ULTRASONIC MICROSCOPE

The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2012
A ultrasonic transducer of the invention comprises: a transducer cell including a first electrode and a second electrode disposed separated from the first electrode by an air gap portion; and an electret for applying a potential difference between the first electrode and the second electrode.
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The ultrasonic boom

Journal of Clinical Ultrasound, 1976
AbstractThis speech was given by Dr. Ian Donald at the opening session of the World Federation of Ultrasound in Medicine and Biology on August 3rd in San Francisco. Dr. Ian Donald, a guest of AIUM and a guest of the conference, who has been an outstanding figure in the development of diagnostic ultrasound in England, was the speaker. Dr.
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Ultrasonic dissection

Surgical Endoscopy, 1994
Following its development for cataract surgery, and gaining widespread use in neurosurgery and liver resection, ultrasonic dissection has been adapted for laparoscopic use. The turbulence, heat, and pressure generated by imploding bubbles disrupts tissues high in water content.
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Ultrasonics in periodontics

Journal of Clinical Periodontology, 1974
Abstract The vibrating tips of ultrasonic instruments have been shown to remove deposits mechanically. Calculus removal is equally effective with ultrasonic or hand instruments, whereas stain removal has been shown to be better with the former. It has been observed that ultrasonic instruments remove heavy supragingival calculus faster than hand ...
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Ultrasonic cleaner

Nursing Standard, 1988
Lucas Dawe has produced an ultrasonic cleaner specifically for use in hospitals.
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Ultrasonic endoscope and ultrasonic and ultrasonic endoscopic apparatus

The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2010
Yoshiaki Satoh, Kazuhiro Tsujita
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Ultrasonic flowmeters

Transactions of the Institute of Measurement and Control, 1979
Recent accounts of ultrasonic flowmeters usually concentrate on either transit time or Doppler types. Although these are the most common types in use today, at least six other types exist. Part 1 of this two-part paper describes the physical principles of eight types of ultrasonic flowmeters, along with some general considerations (flow profile ...
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