Biomedical subjects

C Stanek

Publications and source records attributed to C Stanek.

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PubMed1980

[Thoracic wall reconstruction using autologous skin flaps and lyophilized dura: a comparative long-term study in dogs].

In an experimental study in dogs a defect in the chestwall was created by resecting two ribs on each side. The defect then was replaced by lyophilized dura and free dermis transplants. In X-ray observations and tissue examinations both materials are evaluated by comparing the results. After one year both graft materials showed identical results concerning function and tissue compatibility. Both, dura and dermis were totally resorbed replaced by collagen and connective tissue.

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PubMed1978

[Hemodynamic and phlebographic findings following experimental ligature of the axillary veis in the dog].

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PubMed1976

[Experimental studies on the hemodynamics of the subclavian artery].

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PubMed1975

The identification of lupus erythematosus cells. A comparison of supravital fluorochromation with a standard Wright's stain method.

A comparison of standard Wright's stained lupus erythematosus preparations and an acridine orange fluorochromatic method was conducted using 354 consecutive lupus erythematosus preparations involving 264 patients. The results of this comparison and a discussion of the fluorochromatic procedure are presented.

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Evaluation of magnetic resonance imaging techniques in the equine digit.

An anatomic study of the equine digit using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) was performed. Seventeen isolated forelimbs and one hindleg of nine warmblood horses were imaged in transverse, sagittal, and dorsal planes with a 1.5 Tesla magnet using T1-, T2- proton density-weighted spin echo sequences as well as T2 gradient echo sequences. One scan plane in each horse was compared with corresponding anatomic and histologic sections. The best imaging planes to visualize various anatomic structures were determined. Fibrocartilage was visualized in the insertion of the deep digital flexor tendon and the suspensory ligament as well as in the distal sesamoidean ligaments. The correlation of MRI images with anatomic and histologic sections confirmed that all of the anatomic structures in the equine digit could be evaluated in PD and T2 studies.

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