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OBJECTIVE To evaluate the tissue response and resorption of the polyglycolic acid/poly-L-lactic acid (PGA/PLLA) implant in laryngotracheal reconstruction and compare its dynamic stability with autologous cartilage grafts. METHODS An interventional, before-after trial. METHODS Twenty-one white,

Human cultured periosteal sheets, which are developed from small excised periosteum tissue segments (PTSs) in culture dishes by simple expansion culture, have been applied as a promising autologous osteogenic grafting material for periodontal regenerative therapy. However, the weak initial adhesion

Microbial and fermentation changes in the ingesta of the large intestine and their influence on the pathogenesis of acute lactic acidosis were studied in 4 cows fitted with permanent cannulas in the ileum and cecum. Feed mixture containing 65% of maize was infused into the cecum for several days in

OBJECTIVE This study examines the biocompatibility and suitability of a new tubular bioabsorbable knitted stent made of poly-L -lactic acid in normal rabbit airways and examines the mechanical strength of this stent in vitro. METHODS A tubular knitted airway stent (group B, n = 15) made of poly-L

Polymer surface grafting is widely used in the field of bone regeneration to increase calcium phosphate (CaP) adhesion, with the intent of improving mechanical properties of CaP-polymer composite cements. Reinforcement can be achieved using multiple combined functional groups and/or complex surface

'Salivary abomasum disease' is a common syndrome in Greece affecting lambs and kids from three to 17 days of age. In this case series, we present clinical and laboratory findings from 37 affected lambs presented alive and subsequently euthanased for welfare reasons and necropsied, and also from 24