Cellularity and apoptosis after radiofrequency-induced shrinkage of collagenous tissue

The investigation of physical and chemical properties of collagenous tissue before and after ArF laser irradiation

inductive effect of palatal connective tissue on alveolar mocosa after subepithelial connective tissue graft clinical & histologic study

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Immobilisation after radiofrequency-induced shrinkage of tendon. A histological study in rabbits.

Despite widespread use of radiofrequency (RF) shrinkage, there have been no animal studies on the effects of post-operative immobilisation on the histological properties of the shrunken tissue. We have therefore examined the role of post-operative immobilisation after RF shrinkage with special emphasis on the histological properties of collagenous tissue. One patellar tendon of 66 New Zealand W...

Cellularity of bovine adipose tissue.

Subcutaneous and perirenal adipose tissue from bovine animals that had different fat deposition patterns were characterized in terms of the weight of the adipose tissue organ and adipose cell number and mean cell size as determined by electronic counting of osmium-fixed adipose cells. Similar parameters were also measured in the interfascicular adipose tissue dissected from four muscles. Adipos...

Laser-induced tissue fluorescence in radiofrequency tissue-fusion characterization.

Heat-induced tissue fusion is an important procedure in modern surgery and can greatly reduce trauma, complications, and mortality during minimally invasive surgical blood vessel anastomosis, but it may also have further benefits if applied to other tissue types such as small and large intestine anastomoses. We present a tissue-fusion characterization technology using laser-induced fluorescence...