Surgical Adhesives & Sealants
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Surgical Adhesives & Sealants
Current Technology and Applications
Saltz, Renato; Sierra, David H.
Taylor & Francis Ltd
12/2020
268
Dura
Inglês
9781138407299
15 a 20 dias
620
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Preface, Contributing Authors, SECTION I - ADHESIVE TECHNOLOGIES, Chapter 1: History of Tissue Adhesives, Introduction, The Ideal Adhesive, Cyanoacrylate, Fibrin Sealant, Gelatin-Resorcinol-Formol (GRF) Glue, Mussel Adhesive Protein Prolamine Gel and Transforming Growth Factor Beta (TGF-ss), Conclusion, References, Chapter 2: Commercial Pooled-Source Fibrin Sealant, Introduction, Production Issues, Product Safety, Application of Fibrin Sealants, Availability of Commercial Products, Conclusion, References, Chapter 3: Mussel Adhesive Protein, Introduction, Materials and Methods, Results, Discussion, Acknowledgements, References, Chapter 4: Fibrin-Collagen Composite Tissue Adhesive, Introduction, Materials and Methods, Effect of Collagen Preparation on Gelation (Thrombin) Time, Concentrations and Gelation Time Effects in Vitro, Viscosity o f Fibrinogen, Collagen and Composite Solutions; Prepolymerized, Viscoelastic Mechanical Properties, Dissolution Onset Time, Conclusion, References, Chapter 5: Soldering Is a Superior Alternative to Fibrin Sealant, Introduction, Materials and Methods, Laser System, Preparation of Adhesives/Solders, Animal Model, Analysis, Results, Discussion, References, SECTION II-LABORATORY EVALUATION, Chapter 6: Kinetic and Mechanical Parameters of Fibrin Glue, Introduction, Mechanism of Gel Formation, Kinetics of Gelation, Mechanical Properties, Viscoelasticity, Breaking Strength, Conclusion, Acknowledgement, References, Chapter 7: Surgical Tissue Adhesives: Host Tissue Response, Adhesive Strength and Clinical Performance, Introduction, Host Tissue Response to Adhesives, Biomechanical Testing of Adhesives, Clinical Efficacy, Final Comments, References, Chapter 8: Biological and Rheological Properties of a Virally Inactivated Fibrin Glue (Biocol (R)): Comparison to an Autologous Fibrin Glue, Introduction, Fibrin Glue Production, Biochemical and Biological Properties, Rheological Properties, Viral Safety and Validation, Clinical Applications, Regulat
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Fibrin Sealant;Mussel Adhesive Protein;tissue adhesives history;Blood Borne Disease Transmission;surgical adhesive;Infinite Sink Conditions;Higher Fibrinogen Concentrations;gelatin-resorcinol-formol glue;Lower Fibrinogen Concentration;commercial pooled-source fibrin sealant;Facial Nerve;Ossicular Chain Reconstruction;Fibrin Sealant Systems;Indocyanine Green Dye;Thrombin Component;Fibrin Glue;Fibrin Adhesive;Fibrinogen Concentration;Tissue Adhesives;Craniofacial Surgery;Laser Soldering;Laser Repair;Autologous Fibrin Tissue Adhesive;Round Window;Intrastromal Injections;Otologic Procedures;Aid Virus;Host Tissue Response;Native Fibrinogen
Preface, Contributing Authors, SECTION I - ADHESIVE TECHNOLOGIES, Chapter 1: History of Tissue Adhesives, Introduction, The Ideal Adhesive, Cyanoacrylate, Fibrin Sealant, Gelatin-Resorcinol-Formol (GRF) Glue, Mussel Adhesive Protein Prolamine Gel and Transforming Growth Factor Beta (TGF-ss), Conclusion, References, Chapter 2: Commercial Pooled-Source Fibrin Sealant, Introduction, Production Issues, Product Safety, Application of Fibrin Sealants, Availability of Commercial Products, Conclusion, References, Chapter 3: Mussel Adhesive Protein, Introduction, Materials and Methods, Results, Discussion, Acknowledgements, References, Chapter 4: Fibrin-Collagen Composite Tissue Adhesive, Introduction, Materials and Methods, Effect of Collagen Preparation on Gelation (Thrombin) Time, Concentrations and Gelation Time Effects in Vitro, Viscosity o f Fibrinogen, Collagen and Composite Solutions; Prepolymerized, Viscoelastic Mechanical Properties, Dissolution Onset Time, Conclusion, References, Chapter 5: Soldering Is a Superior Alternative to Fibrin Sealant, Introduction, Materials and Methods, Laser System, Preparation of Adhesives/Solders, Animal Model, Analysis, Results, Discussion, References, SECTION II-LABORATORY EVALUATION, Chapter 6: Kinetic and Mechanical Parameters of Fibrin Glue, Introduction, Mechanism of Gel Formation, Kinetics of Gelation, Mechanical Properties, Viscoelasticity, Breaking Strength, Conclusion, Acknowledgement, References, Chapter 7: Surgical Tissue Adhesives: Host Tissue Response, Adhesive Strength and Clinical Performance, Introduction, Host Tissue Response to Adhesives, Biomechanical Testing of Adhesives, Clinical Efficacy, Final Comments, References, Chapter 8: Biological and Rheological Properties of a Virally Inactivated Fibrin Glue (Biocol (R)): Comparison to an Autologous Fibrin Glue, Introduction, Fibrin Glue Production, Biochemical and Biological Properties, Rheological Properties, Viral Safety and Validation, Clinical Applications, Regulat
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Fibrin Sealant;Mussel Adhesive Protein;tissue adhesives history;Blood Borne Disease Transmission;surgical adhesive;Infinite Sink Conditions;Higher Fibrinogen Concentrations;gelatin-resorcinol-formol glue;Lower Fibrinogen Concentration;commercial pooled-source fibrin sealant;Facial Nerve;Ossicular Chain Reconstruction;Fibrin Sealant Systems;Indocyanine Green Dye;Thrombin Component;Fibrin Glue;Fibrin Adhesive;Fibrinogen Concentration;Tissue Adhesives;Craniofacial Surgery;Laser Soldering;Laser Repair;Autologous Fibrin Tissue Adhesive;Round Window;Intrastromal Injections;Otologic Procedures;Aid Virus;Host Tissue Response;Native Fibrinogen
