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Two-Staged Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement in Severely Calcified Sinotubular Junction. [PDF]

JACC Case Rep
Bhat S, Ellingson CJ, Singh J, Eziyi U, Dressler D, Booker J, Webb JG, Dehghani P.   +7 more
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Proximal Femoral Replacement for Infected Non-union of the Proximal Femur With Adherent Femoral Artery: Surgical Challenges and Techniques to Minimize Vascular Risk. [PDF]

Cureus
Deshmukh P, Turjman H, Patel K, Herlekar D.   +3 more
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Prosthetic Management of a Maxillofacial Defect Post-Mucormycosis: A Case Report. [PDF]

Case Rep Dent
Kazemi F, Fathi A, Saeedi P, Yeganeh F, Ghorbani M.   +4 more
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A Compliant Biological Vascular Prosthesis

International Journal of Artificial Organs, 1993
One requirement of the mechanical parameters for an acceptable vascular prosthesis is compliance. The compliance of a vascular prosthesis is defined as the fractional change in luminal volume per unit change in applied pressure. A compliant prosthesis has been correlated to prosthesis patency and long-term efficacy in an animal ...
R Tu
exaly   +3 more sources

Experience with the Hemasite Vascular Prosthesis

Artificial Organs, 1989
Abstract: A 3‐year experience with the no‐needle vascular prosthesis Hemasite, implanted in 10 patients who underwent hemodialysis and have a long history of multiple vascular access failures, is described. During 182 months of follow‐up study, 30 thromboses occurred, while nine of 10 patients did not receive any antiplatelet aggregant treatment ...
B, Viron, B, Lukacs, C, Michel, P, Dosquet, F, Haddoum, P, Thibault, F, Mignon   +6 more
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The Tissue Tube as a Vascular Prosthesis

Archives of Surgery, 1973
Silicone rubber rods covered by a polyester fiber mesh were implanted adjacent to either a femoral or carotid artery in 13 dogs. The rods were pulled out eight to ten weeks later and a segment of the carotid or femoral artery was excised and replaced by the newly formed tissue tube.
I, Kott, E C, Peirce, H A, Mitty, S A, Geller, J H, Jacobson   +4 more
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WHICH VASCULAR PROSTHESIS?

Lancet, The, 1980
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Nonthrombogenic Polymer Vascular Prosthesis

Artificial Organs, 1995
Abstract: Although many synthetic vascular grafts have been developed and evaluated experimentally or clinically, none of them have met long‐term patency when applied as a small diameter vascular substitute. We have recently developed a small caliber vascular graft (3 mm i.d.) using a nonthrombogenic polymer coating.
C, Nojiri, K, Senshu, T, Okano
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Vascular Prosthesis Infections

Surgical Clinics of North America, 1972
With the institution of prophylactic antibiotics during the course of arterial reconstructive procedures, there has been a change in the organisms causing infections associated with prostheses, in the author’s experience, largely because of the judicious use of oxacillin. Kanamycin has been added to the prophylactic therapy in an effort to suppress the
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Rubber latex tubing as a vascular prosthesis

The American Journal of Surgery, 1963
Abstract Rubber latex tubing was implanted into the abdominal aorta in twenty dogs and into the inferior vena cava in eight dogs. All survivors were sacrificed at various lengths of time and the degree and extent of elasticity, clot formation, neo-intima formation, host reactivity and fatigability were studied.
W V, SHARP, W H, FALOR
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