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1 hered to the vessel surface in the abdominal skin flap.
2 re seeded on the brain image through a scalp skin-flap.
3 ls were imaged by means of a peritoneal wall skin-flap.
4 stases were imaged through the corresponding skin-flap.
5 splantation model involving vascularized rat skin flaps.
6 ystem, in the treatment of infected ischemic skin flaps.
7 tissue survival following ischemic injury in skin flaps and hindlimbs.
8 d recommend its use after operation in which skin flaps are created.
9 scle actuator coupled to a natively pedicled skin flap in a cuff-like architecture.
10 ancer cells and nuclei in capillaries in the skin flap in living mice.
11 injected by a vascular route in an abdominal skin flap in nude mice.
12 mphatic vessels where they were imaged via a skin flap in real time at the cellular level until they
13 on following fixed ischemic injury in dorsal skin flaps in mice.
14 as been shown to decrease necrosis of random skin flaps in the rat model, but no human studies have b
15                         Opening a reversible skin-flap in the light path markedly reduces signal atte
16          The delay phenomenon is seen when a skin flap is partially devascularized in a staged proced
17 ude that topical application of DMSO reduces skin flap ischemia in humans and recommend its use after
18 lar repair was by granulation (n = 2), local skin flaps (n = 3), or skin grafts (n = 3).
19 .01), implant loss (31% --> 10%; P = 0.005), skin flap necrosis (16%-11%; not significant), and signi
20                                       Native skin flap necrosis is not increased over that seen with
21                                       Native skin flap necrosis occurred in 10.7% of patients who und
22    Eight of 48 patients (17%) had mastectomy skin flap necrosis of the treated breast, of whom 1 unde
23 sted by the image, through a lower-abdominal skin-flap, of an invasive prostate tumor expressing both
24 s were injected in the heart of nude mice, a skin flap on the abdomen was made.
25 copic optics, in combination with reversible skin flaps over various organs, enable the imaging of du
26 epresenting a few cells are viewed through a skin-flap over the chest wall, while contralateral micro
27                                            A skin-flap over the liver allowed imaging of physiologica
28 went further wide resection with free muscle-skin flap reconstruction followed by adjuvant radiation
29                                   Two dorsal skin flaps represented nasal lining and skin envelope.
30  than using only one of these treatments for skin flap survival.
31 (NTG) are vasodilator agents that may affect skin flap survival.
32 uce strains or oscillatory vibrations on the skin flap that are proportional to a desired contact dur
33 rect administration of MC-2 in an allogeneic skin flap transplantation model resulted in a significan
34               With improvement in mastectomy skin flap viability and increasing recognition of animat
35 , prospective study on the effect of DMSO on skin flap viability in patients undergoing mastectomy an
36 ze the effect of dimethylsulfoxide (DMSO) on skin flap viability.
37 g phenotypes: extensive necrosis of ischemic skin flaps, which was reversed by adenoviral expression
38 ted in the rat P22 tumor growing in a dorsal skin flap window chamber implanted into BD9 rats.
39 enesis) when applied topically in rat dorsal skin flap window chambers.
40 gated the effect of transducing rat ischemic skin flaps with lentiviral vectors encoding human BD-2,