Titlebook: Experimental and Clinical Reconstructive Microsurgery; Susumu Tamai (Director),Masamichi Usui (President) Book 2003 Springer-Verlag Tokyo

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-15964-3itions such as congenital or acquired pseudoarthrosis, traumatic bone defects, and reconstruction after tumor resection. From October 1976 to May 1992, we treated 117 cases with vascularized fibula grafts, and satisfactory results were obtained [2].

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Glaubwürdige Unternehmenskommunikation lack of defined major histo compatibility complex (MHC) barriers in these animals yielded variable allograft rejection and did not permit syngeneic controls. On the other hand, the rat is most suitable for studies of organ allogeneic transplantation, because a variety of inbred strains are availabl

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Chemical Durability of Glasses,Microsurgical techniques require the application of Halsted surgical principles—“gentle handling and exceedingly accurate approximation of tissues are of paramount importance” —to the ultra fine structures of the human body.

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Hans Beck,Hans-Joachim GüntherodtTo acquire skilled microsurgical technique, experimental practice using the rat abdominal vessels, approximately 1.0 mm in size, is necessary. The surgical technique is itemized as follows.

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Studien zur KommunikationswissenschaftIn microvascular free tissue transfers, preventing postoperative vascular complications such as thrombosis and venous congestion is the first priority to achieve a successful result. Next, the goal of each tissue transfer must be fulfilled, and finally the functional and cosmetic loss in the donor site should also be minimized.

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Operating Microscope and Microsurgical InstrumentsMicrosurgical techniques require the application of Halsted surgical principles—“gentle handling and exceedingly accurate approximation of tissues are of paramount importance” —to the ultra fine structures of the human body.

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Essential Laboratory TechniquesMicroangiography is an essential method of evaluating blood circulation in several tissues. Blood circulation in the bone or skin is frequently evaluated in the fields of orthopedic and plastic surgery. The following procedure of aortography is used to evaluate blood circulation in animal tissues.