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PubMed1927

Francis Weld Peabody.

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PubMed2000

Roadside vulcanizing and welding can cause blast injuries.

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PubMed1972

[Thin-layer chromatography on precoated adsorbents fixed with fused glass. IV. A consideration on the welding mechanism of alumina sintered plate for thin-layer chromatography by means of scanning electron microscopic method].

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PubMed1995

Endoscopic diode laser welding of mucosal grafts on the larynx: a new technique.

Epithelial coverage of a laryngotracheal wound is an important factor in preventing stenosis, and endoscopic transplantation of a free mucosal graft without stents or sutures would be a significant therapeutic advance. In vitro and in vivo canine studies were performed to explore the feasibility of transplantation with a low-power diode laser (400 mW) enhanced by indocyanine green dye-doped albumin. The tensile strength of graft adherence in 10 cadaver larynges was strong (35.25 +/- 10.39 g). Survival studies in live canine models with a specially designed endoscopic instrument set showed excellent healing at 6, 14, and 28 days. Healing was documented with photography and by histologic examination. Successful endoscopic transplantation of a free mucosal graft should improve results of treatment for laryngotracheal stenosis and laryngeal reconstructive surgery.

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PubMed1967