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1 of each release with anterior and posterior fascial advancement has not yet been characterized in pa

2 ting that it should be performed if anterior fascial advancement is needed.

3 ng that it should be performed for posterior fascial advancement.

4 c floor dysfunction encompasses a variety of fascial and anatomic defects that can include a combinat

5 correlated (r(s) = 0.51, P = 0.008), as did fascial and muscle edema scores (r(s) = 0.58, P = 0.002)

6 e expounded on previous work on skeletal and fascial attachments of the face that occur with aging.

7 erstanding of the vasculature, fatty tissue, fascial attachments, and lymphatic drainage of the orbit

8 viewed images for hypoechoic echotexture and fascial-border blurring at B-mode US and semiquantitativ

9 cial thickening, hypoechoic echotexture, and fascial-border blurring at B-mode US were increased in p

10 score (t = 10.2, P < .001) but not with sex, fascial-border blurring, or hypoechoic echotexture.

11 anges in macroscopic muscle echogenicity and fascial characteristics that occur early in critical ill

12 retrorectus, or intraperitoneal) repair with fascial closure (n = 104).

13 ve reported conflicting results with primary fascial closure (PFC) versus bridged repair during lapar

14 is to examine the success of vacuum-assisted fascial closure (VAFC) under a carefully applied protoco

15 scopic or robotic ventral hernia repair with fascial closure and intraperitoneal mesh.

16 The cumulative incidence of primary fascial closure at 90 days was similar between groups (h

17 is significantly higher than the 69% rate of fascial closure during the time in which the technique w

18 on and an increase in same-admission primary fascial closure from 59% to 81% were recognized.

19 d fascial retraction frequently make primary fascial closure impossible and creation of a planned ven

20 ating of the absorbable mesh allowed delayed fascial closure in 37 patients (22%).

21 Studied variables include fascial closure rate, time to closure, incidence of woun

22 rotocol has resulted in significantly higher fascial closure rates, obviating the need for subsequent

23 an improvement in peritoneal fluid drainage, fascial closure rates, or markers of systemic inflammati

24 tion was approximately 9 days, and secondary fascial closure was achieved in more than two-thirds of

25 between those where operative reduction and fascial closure were attempted 24 hours of age (PC), and

26 al hernia defect width of 20 cm or less with fascial closure were enrolled at a single center from No

27 lity, emergency operation, OAT duration, and fascial closure were matching variables.

28 mesh is gradually pleated, allowing delayed fascial closure); stage II, absorbable mesh removal in p

29 ing disease, mortality, emergency operation, fascial closure, and OAT duration.

30 associated with an increased rate of primary fascial closure.

31 ar synthetic or biologic mesh at the time of fascial closure.

32 Among patients undergoing elective LVHR, the fascial defect should be closed.

33 tibialis anterior muscle, occurring through fascial defects, usually after trauma.

34 al compartments occurs predominantly via the fascial-defined spaces, which contain mainly adipose tis

35 ated with seromas (17.4% vs 2.4%, P = .004), fascial dehiscence (15.2% vs 2.4%, P = .01), intensive c

36 ) included abdominal wall infection (n = 9), fascial dehiscence (n = 8), symptomatic hernia (n = 8),

37 On multivariate analysis, history of fascial dehiscence (odds ratio, 16.9; 95% CI, 1.94-387),

38 of wound infections, incisional hernias, and fascial dehiscence is low in kidney recipients.

39 lly, 73 (3.6%) recipients developed either a fascial dehiscence or a hernia of the wound.

40 Significant risk factors for a hernia or fascial dehiscence were any reoperation through the tran

41 39.2 days; and to development of a hernia or fascial dehiscence, 12.8 months.

42 with increased risk of SSI in SR: history of fascial dehiscence, thicker subcutaneous fat, colostomy,

43 oxanone) suture material reduces the rate of fascial dehiscence.

44 ept of tissue expansion to increase both the fascial dimensions of the flap and zones safely reached

45 Skin, subcutaneous, or fascial edema of the thighs and buttocks were seen on ST

46 meter measured the force needed to bring the fascial edge of the abdominal wall to the midline after

47 its small size and the surrounding bony and fascial enclosures, limiting the effectiveness of tradit

48 fascia that we refer to as T(H)2-interacting fascial fibroblasts (TIFFs), which expand in response to

49 In primary wounds, fascial incisions were closed adjacent to a continuous r

50 The treatment of abdominal fascial incisions with a sustained-release bFGF polymer

51 Myofiber necrosis and fascial inflammation can be detected noninvasively using

52 of performing a tension-free closure of the fascial layer after intestinal transplantation with comp

53 e and subfascial implantation underneath the fascial layer on the anterior side of the serratus anter

54 The flap takes advantage of the distinct fascial layers of the hand by raising the skin and fasci

55 orsal cutaneous nerve got injured during the fascial opening of the extensor compartment.

56 ar wave elastography to the diagnosis of myo-fascial pain syndrome (MPS) of the upper part of the tra

57 histologically defined myofibre necrosis and fascial pathology.

58 lammation within the dermis and subcutaneous fascial plane between the fat and axial musculature.

59 uld be employed when performing large-volume fascial plane blocks with ropivacaine.

60 Gas tracking along fascial planes was present in 11 patients (55%), and abs

61 ing the spread of infection into surrounding fascial planes, since IL-1R1(-/-) but not TNFRp55(-/-)-p

62 greater understanding of the periprostatic 'fascial' planes, leading to differentiation of intrafasc

63 he mouth into the cavum ventrale, an immense fascial pocket between the body wall and overlying blubb

64 ter, interventional study comparing rates of fascial redehiscence after surgery for burst abdomen in

65 The primary outcome was fascial redehiscence.

66 repair for burst abdomen reduced the rate of fascial redehiscence.

67 ive period, the combination of adhesions and fascial retraction frequently make primary fascial closu

68 d on the perforating vessels running through fascial septae recruits pliable, easily mobilized skin,

69 was performed, which showed a defect in the fascial sheath of the muscle through which the tibialis

70 al muscle myocytes, and in fibroblasts along fascial sheaths.

71 The autologous fascial sling results in a higher rate of successful tre

72 The artificial urinary sphincter and fascial slings are the most frequently reported methods

73 r due to hemorrhage into the retropharyngeal fascial space from subtle fractures or ligamentous injur

74 Within 10 minutes, we performed trans-fascial staining of the CN by direct VSD administration.

75 These findings indicate that fascial structures are a major component of the pathways

76 The use of prosthetic mesh as a fascial substitute or reinforcement has been widely repo

77 HP decreased on the fascial surface after either sugar + O(2) (mannitol P =

78 The fascial surface had a smaller HP (median = 2.72%) than t

79 ance angiography verified prior results: the fascial surface has arterioles and higher vascular densi

80 HP on the fascial surface was positively correlated with HP on the

81 the first study to use an inverse periosteal-fascial suture not described previously as part of the s

82 Of the total change in anterior fascial tension, retrorectus dissection was associated w

83 Of the total change in posterior fascial tension, retrorectus dissection was associated w

84 iously we showed that pO(2) is higher on the fascial than the tumor surface of the R3230Ac rat mammar

85 sociated with older age (t = 3.7, P < .001), fascial thickening (t = 7.3 [multiple stepwise regressio

86 Asymmetric fascial thickening and fat stranding were seen in 16 pat

87 CT criteria of asymmetric fascial thickening and gas are valuable in assessing sus

88 ents versus control subjects (P < .001), and fascial thickening and hypoechoic echotexture correlated

89 ticulitis is a focal asymmetric process with fascial thickening and inflamed diverticula.

90 sign and the grade of hydronephrosis, renal fascial thickening, and renal parenchymal enlargement we

91 fasciitis were reviewed retrospectively for fascial thickening, fat infiltration, focal fluid collec

92 Fascial thickening, hypoechoic echotexture, and fascial-

93 Maximum fascial thickness was measured, and two longitudinal ima

94 Paravaginal fascial tissue distribution was determined, and the para

95 Fascial traction was used in more than 75% of cases.

96 ribution was determined, and the paravaginal fascial volume (PFV) anteriorly associated with the uret

97 tment with bFGF rods significantly increased fascial wound breaking strength.

98 nique have failed to reduce the high rate of fascial wound failure.