..., at constant amplitude of 0.9 mm over a period of 10 min each in the mechanical larynx model. Lateral expansion of the incision was observed to be most significant for the lower frequency of 80 Hz. This model serves as a basis for future assessments of wound closure techniques during microsurgery to the vocal...

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... cellular biophysics orthopaedics proteins tissue engineering wounds Ligament grafts are often required to replace tissue damaged by disease, surgery, or extensive trauma ( 1 ), in part, because the healing ability of ligament after any injury is relatively poor ( 2 ). Limitations associated...

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... surgery wounds Traditional hyperthermia for which tissue temperature is raised to 40 – 45 ° C for hours to kill diseased tissue has been used as an adjuvant treatment modality to chemo and/or radiotherapy for many years ( 1 2 3 ). More recently, thermal ablation of diseased tissue...

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...R. Wilkes, MS PE; Y. Zhao; K. Kieswetter; B. Haridas Vacuum-assisted closure ® (VAC ® ) therapy, also referred to as vacuum-assisted closure ® negative pressure wound therapy (VAC ® NPWT), delivered to various dermal wounds is believed to influence the formation of granulation tissue via...

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..., the method was applied to an idealized wound model based on the characterization measurements of Bowes et al. ( Wound Repair Regen., 7, pp. 179–186 ). The model consisted of a strongly aligned “wound” region surrounded by a less strongly aligned “healthy” region. The alignment of the fibrils in the wound...