Biomedical subjects
E Dvir
Publications and source records attributed to E Dvir.
Re: Apfelberg et al: Comparison of argon and CO2 laser treatment of decorative tattoos.
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One-stage repair of naso-ocular cleft.
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[Infected tooth presenting with sinus of the chin].
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Re: Meatal advancement and glanduloplasty: an operation for distal hypospadias.
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Surgical management of cutaneous melanoma.
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Bilateral plantar neurotrophic ulcers treated by transmetatarsal amputation and filleting.
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Solitary trichoepithelioma in a 70-year-old man.
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The use of cryosurgery in treating the fibrous papules of tuberous sclerosis.
A patient with fibrous papules of the face as a part of tuberous sclerosis was treated by cryosurgery. The definite improvement attending this treatment was maintained over an eighteen-month follow-up period.
Measurement of tumor thickness as a prognostic tool in primary malignant melanoma of the skin.
A clinicopathological study of 150 patients with primary malignant melanoma of the skin is presented. Information concerning the site, type, depth of invasion and thickness of the tumor is reported. The value of tumor thickness in assessing prognosis is emphasized.
The donor site of the pectoralis major myocutaneous flap.
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Tattoo removal by cryosurgery.
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A new polymer-iodine combination (iodoplex) for treatment of donor sites: a preliminary controlled study.
A recently introduced polymer preparation (Iodoplex) is described. It is based on a new type of hydrophilic polymeric carrier into which iodine can be incorporated to the extent of 50% or more. Its main feature is that the polymer and the petroleum jelly base are water-insoluble. The iodine is slowly released from the polymer by body fluids, which are rich in protein and dead cells. Iodine has been found to be useful in the treatment of donor sites; no pain or discomfort attends its use, and the dressing peels off easily from the healed epithelium. A controlled study comparing iodoplex-impregnated and scarlet red-impregnated gauze on donor sites was carried out, and the use of Iodoplex was found to have some real advantages over scarlet red.
[Local anesthesia in surgery for carpal tunnel syndrome].
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[Pitfalls in the diagnosis of chronic leg ulcers].
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[Cryosurgery for the facial lesions of tuberous sclerosis].
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