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Does a truss benefit a patient with inguinal hernia?
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Should I consider surgery for my hernia, or can I continue using a truss?
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Trusses required during the ambulant injection repair of inguinal hernias.
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Localized arteritis and thrombosis of the iliac artery associated with the use of inguinal truss.
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[Deutsche Orthopaedische Gesellschaft. Work report of the research group for manufacture of trusses and shoes 1961].
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[Leisten's new abdominal truss].
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[Need for a new design of the spring-truss now in general use].
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[The use of trusses in cases of inguinal hernia in adults].
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[Hernial trusses with changeable shape of the pad anc controlled pressure onto the herniation channel].
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[Use of truss in canine perineal hernia (author's transl)].
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[Unusual complication following wearing truss].
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[A simplified truss for inguinal hernia in infants].
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Milk depots, yarn trusses, and pediatric nurses.
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[Indications for a Chiari-type iliac osteotomy in the surgical trussing treatment of Perthes disease].
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Wide span trusses will help your new hospital stay young while it gets older.
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Do genetic make-up and growth manipulation affect tomato fruit size by cell number, or cell size and DNA endoreduplication?
This work investigated the link between genetic and developmental controls of fruit size and composition. On two isogenic lines (CF12-C and CF14-L), differing by fruit weight and sugar content quantitative trait loci (QTLs) identified previously, basal and tip fruits were characterized at anthesis and at maturity through their growth, dry matter and sugar content, number and size of cells and nuclei DNA content. The influence of competition was assessed by removing either basal or tip ovaries at anthesis. On an intact inflorescence, CF12-C fruits grew less than CF14-L fruits, with 1.67 fewer cell layers and similar cell size, suggesting that genes controlling cell division may be responsible for this fruit size variation. Truss thinning masked the QTL effect on fruit size, mainly by reducing the difference in cell number between the two lines and by promoting cell expansion in tip fruits, so that fruit growth was similar at both positions and for both lines. Thus, in these lines, cell number exerts a control on final fruit size only when there is competition among fruits. Different responses of basal and tip fruits after flower removal suggested that this treatment induced changes in hormonal relationships within the truss. No fixed relationship between DNA endoreduplication and cell size was found, as while cell size and dry matter and sugar contents differed with tomato lines, fruit position and truss size, endoreduplication patterns were the same. CF12-C fruits had a higher dry matter (+0.3% of fresh weight) and carbohydrates (+8% of dry matter) content than CF14-L fruits. The percentage dry matter was independent of truss size but decreased slightly from basal to tip fruits.