Biomedical subjects
J Smahel
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[Dependence of skinflap survival on their thickness and on the quality of the flap bed, as monitored by vital staining, pH measurements and clinical observation].
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The take of mesh graft in experiment.
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Free skin transplantation on a prepared bed.
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Preparation-phenomenon in a free skin graft.
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Biology of the stage of plasmatic imbibition.
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The blood vessel system of free human skin grafts.
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Tissue reactions after subcutaneous implantation of Hydron Sponge.
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[Histological processes following implantation of porous hydrophilic gel].
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POR 8, a new vasoconstrictor substitute for adrenaline in plastic surgery.
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Contribution to the origin of the vasculature in free skin autografts.
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Further experiences on free transfer of hair bearing skin.
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The problem of revascularization of free skin autografts.
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[A new methods of transplantation of skin with hair].
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New procedure in replacement of eye brow (preliminary report).
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Subcutaneous silicone granuloma.
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[Vascular processes in the development of granulation tissue in man].
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Contribution to the post-traumatic regeneration of striated muscles in man.
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