| Many authors have reported good results with the use of vascularized fibular grafts to treat large osteonecrotic lesions of the femoral head. |
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| Herein, we report the presence of collagen-rich crystalloids in the scarred, vascularized cornea of a 56-year-old woman. |
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| This structure is actually a highly vascularized extension of the cloaca which allows internal fertilization. |
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| The net result is that the cartilage is replaced from within by a somewhat irregular vascularized network of bone. |
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| In terms of the biology of the tissue, more vascularized organs, xenografts, and non-pretreated fresh grafts all lead to a severe host response. |
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| The skin of birds is composed of an epidermis and a well vascularized dermal layer. |
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| More recently, vascularized bone graft from the distal radius has been shown to result in accelerated healing. |
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| Angiographically, it is a poorly vascularized lesion, deriving its blood supply from the hepatic arterial system. |
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| This tissue is richly vascularized and is responsible for a significant portion of the blood supply to the tendon. |
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| The objective of our research program is to design and develop a process to grow vascularized tissues of sufficient dimensions for clinical use. |
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| The eye, particularly the highly vascularized retina, is also damaged by excessively high blood sugar levels. |
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| Cells potentially maybe less of a problem then vascularized organs, but that is not in any way proven at this point. |
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| They are also highly vascularized making them efficient for systemic delivery of therapeutic proteins through blood circulation. |
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| Transplantation of solid, vascularized organs is still premature and requires significant pre-clinical research before clinical trials proceed. |
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| Further experimental studies are needed before clinical xenotransplantation trials are carried out for solid organ, vascularized xenografts. |
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| Tumours, which tend to be well vascularized, are also distinguishable from cysts, which are not well supplied with blood. |
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| In tarpons the swim bladder is lunglike, partially compartmented and highly vascularized. |
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| Tendons are easily infected, poorly vascularized and therefore heal poorly. |
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| Pores increase the surface area and will be vascularized if their diameter is sufficient. |
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| During nesting, however, female eiders remove some of their feathers to expose the warm and vascularized skin of the brood patch to their eggs. |
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| Soft tissue and bone reconstruction with both pedicled and free tissue transfers, including free vascularized fibula transfer. |
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| But, while an umbilical connection does not develop, there is considerable evidence of an exchange of materials between mother and fetus across their contiguous, highly vascularized membranous surfaces. |
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| Thus, hyaluronan resulting from cartilage degradation is firstly released into the synovial fluid from where it enters the blood and lymph stream respectively through the highly vascularized synovial membrane. |
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| Because the skin of the man is particularly vascularized and that shavings and attacked repeated can sensitise it, of irritations on the shaven zone and the rednesses located on the remainder of the face appear. |
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| From F20 until the end of the experiment, the endoneurium of the peroneal nerve of experimental animals was more vascularized than that of intact group. |
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| The lining of the chamber itself may be soft and vascularized for respiration, as in mysids, thermosbaenaceans, hemicarideans, and peneid shrimps. |
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| The upper surface of the mantle cavity is heavily vascularized in land snails, which use muscular contractions to pump air in and out of the small respiratory pore at the anterior edge of the mantle cavity. |
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| This type of bone tissue always indicates rapid growth, and it is very different from the more compact, poorly vascularized, parallel-fibred bone found in crocodiles and other reptiles and amphibians. |
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| A vascularized organ has a very short shelf life before the transplantation and would not have the same time frame to apply a complete battery of tests. |
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| There was agreement that transplantation of solid, vascularized organs is still premature and requires significant preclinical research before clinical trials proceed. |
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| This clear patch of skin becomes highly vascularized and a little swollen at the time of egg laying to facilitate heat transfer from the body to the eggs. |
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| They are poorly vascularized and rely on synovial fluid for nourshment. |
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| The next series of questions addressed were: should standards be addressed to the scaling of risk? i.e. immunosuppresssed patients versus non suppressed, vascularized organs versus cells. |
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| Interpretation: Bilateral corneal changes progressing from mild opacification at the limbus to vascularized central keratopathy, especially in the presence of nystagmus, are highly suggestive of a PAX6 mutation. |
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| Bryophytes can grow where vascularized plants cannot because they do not depend on roots for an uptake of nutrients from soil. |
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| Gar and bowfin have a vascularized swim bladder that functions in the same way. |
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| This lung contains a vascularized anterior portion and a posterior portion that does not function in gas exchange. |
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| The air sacs are poorly vascularized but show an increased temperature, which aids in heat loss. |
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| Being vascularized, the ossicones may have a role in thermoregulation, and are also used in combat between males. |
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| This is similar for vascularized composite allografts of portions of limbs that are akin to other reimplantation operations for trauma. |
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| Irradiation of the vascularized portion of the chicken embryo will also be performed to study the effect of radiation on the vasculature. |
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| The technique and results of a vascularized humeral-door procedure for removal of a well-fixed stem will also be presented. |
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| All types of this tissue are poorly vascularized and, as proper healing requires adequate blood flow, cartilage is one of the slowest healing tissues of the body. |
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| In cases of infection, it is far better to have a vascularized door than an avascular piece of bone from a window that has been completely devitalized. |
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| Last year, Compamed featured the European project ArtiVasc 3D, which focuses on 3-D printed, artificial vascularized scaffolds for tissue regeneration. |
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| Accordingly, we develop simulations of vascularized tumor growth to deliver spherical NPs and to track their tumoritropic distribution, accumulation and drug release. |
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| Manatees are the only animal known to have a vascularized cornea. |
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| For example, PaSC responses may vary regionally in the tumor depending on their proximity to well vascularized areas or hypovascularized, hypoxic areas. |
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| The periosteum of the femoral shaft is thick and highly vascularized. |
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| Tissue engineers have tried for years to produce lab-grown vascularized human tissues robust enough to serve as replacements for damaged human tissue. |
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