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PubMed1988

[Bandage of the common femoral artery after intervention of disobliteration or aneurysmectomy (considerations on surgical technic apropos of 4 cases)].

The Authors refer their surgical experience in those particular cases in which, after performing an aneurysmectomy or an endarterectomy of common femoral artery, the residual arterial wall appears too thin and weakened. In these not very rare cases, can be indicated, as an additional and prudent manoeuver in order to avoid a possible evolution towards suture disruption or pseudoaneurysm formation, the wrapping or banding of the endarterectomized tract of artery by the mean of dacron prosthesis, sutured around the artery longitudinally. This simple technique, performed in 4 patients, appears easy and safe to perform, offering the advantage to guarantee a biological arterial lumen.

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PubMed1988

[Bandages].

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PubMed1987

[Possibility of using activated carbon tissue in combination bandages].

The physico-chemical testing of charcoal cloth by means of adhesion and sorption techniques was performed. It was found that charcoal cloth with optimum activation degree can be used as dressing material. The morphological studies have shown an insignificant soft tissue response to activated charcoal implant in experimental animals and its in vivo stability at least for 2 months. It can be concluded that sorption activity of carbon fibers in respect to model low molecular substances can serve as a criterion of charcoal cloth selection for the application to burns and wounds.

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