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Countercurrent Heat Exchange and Vascular Bundles in Sloths

Journal of Applied Physiology, 1957
In the sloth, a few other terrestrial mammals and several aquatic mammals, the limbs and tail are provided with arteriovenous bundles (retes) where 20–40, or sometimes several hundred, small arteri...
P F, SCHOLANDER, J, KROG
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Basic Fuchsin for Staining Vascular Bundles

Stain Technology, 1930
The following procedure has been found helpful in tracing the vascular supply of succulent plants, such as the garden pea, Pisum sativum. It has been used as a supplementary means of study only, to microscopic slides cut serially thru the plant.
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The mechanical properties of bamboo and vascular bundles

Journal of Materials Research, 2011
Abstract
Hongbo Li, Shengping Shen
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Girdling Vascular Bundles in Dicotyledon Flowers

1977
(Uploaded by Plazi from the Biodiversity Heritage Library) No abstract provided.
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The Proximally Based Peroneal Vascular Bundle

Annals of Plastic Surgery, 2009
Large, traumatic wounds around the proximal third of the lower extremity may have disrupted local vasculature, potentially obviating local pedicled options. However, free-tissue transfer to this area is technically challenging given the resulting paucity of recipient options and the depth of principal blood vessels.
Alexander M, Sailon, Derek D, Reformat, Elizabeth M, Hecht, Evan S, Garfein, Jason A, Spector, Jamie P, Levine, Pierre B, Saadeh   +6 more
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Differentiation of Vascular Bundle of Trichosanthes anguina

Botanical Gazette, 1927
1. Trichosanthes anguina is favorable for a study of the differentiation of the vascular bundle, because the phloem can be recognized very early and the long internodes make it easy to get straight views of the differentiating structures. 2. The spiral vessel of the protoxylem in its early stages has bands of peripheral cytoplasm which precede the ...
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Revascularization of Diaphyseal Bone Segments by Vascular Bundle Implantation

Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, 2005
Vascularized bone transfer is an effective, established treatment for avascular necrosis and atrophic or infected nonunions. However, limited donor sites and technical difficulty limit its application. Vascular bundle transplantation may provide an alternative.
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Virulence of Bacteria Colonizing Vascular Bundles in Ischemic Lower Limbs

Surgical Infections, 2016
We documented previously the presence of bacterial flora in vascular bundles, lymphatics, and lymph nodes of ischemic lower limbs amputated because of multifocal atheromatic changes that made them unsuitable for reconstructive surgery and discussed their potential role in tissue destruction.
Olszewski, W., Podbielska, A., Gałkowska, H., Gołaś, Marlena, Piskorska, Katarzyna, Stelmach, E., Swoboda-Kopeć, Ewa, Zaleska, M., Durlik, Marek   +8 more
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Intrinsic Axial Vascularization of an Osteoconductive Bone Matrix by Means of an Arteriovenous Vascular Bundle

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 2007
The purpose of this study was to generate an autonomously vascularized hard-tissue construct suitable for microsurgical transfer. The effector of vascularization was an arteriovenous bundle inserted into a specially designed channel in the matrix. The authors also evaluated corrosion cast and intravital magnetic resonance angiography as methods for ...
Elias, Polykandriotis, Andreas, Arkudas, Justus P, Beier, Andreas, Hess, Peter, Greil, Thomas, Papadopoulos, Jurgen, Kopp, Alexander D, Bach, Raymund E, Horch, Ulrich, Kneser   +9 more
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Prefabricated Engineered Skin Flap Using an Arteriovenous Vascular Bundle as a Vascular Carrier in Rabbits

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 2006
The authors previously described induction of spontaneous tissue generation by implanting a collagen matrix and a ligated pedicle (arteriovenous bundle) into a hollow porous chamber in vivo in the rabbit. They hypothesized that increased tissue volume could be obtained by the application of basic fibroblast growth factor (bFGF) and/or by increasing the
Yoshio, Tanaka, Ki-Chul, Sung, Michihiro, Fumimoto, Akira, Tsutsumi, Shunzo, Kondo, Yoshimi, Hinohara, Wayne A, Morrison   +6 more
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