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J Ladányi

Publications and source records attributed to J Ladányi.

At least 19 recordsLinked to original sources
PubMed1980

[Treatment of experimentally produced wounds by BIOPLAST (author's transl)].

Two series of wounds made by excision were included in this experiment and both healed well with the application of Bioplast. This result encouraged the authors to recommend it for the treatment of other skin defects and burns as well. An excessive degree of epithelization was often found over the granulation tissue, and in these cases a definitive wound cover was provided with Bioplast, which needed only minor aftercare.

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PubMed1979

Experimental dermatoplasty of skin defects with an absorbable bioplastic preparation.

Experimental dermatoplasty was performed with fibrin sponge preparation in the rabbit, during the course of which the whole skin thickness was substituted. The fibrin sponge was fixed to the skin-edges with surgical adhesive. The gradually absorbed fibrin was replaced by the migrating epithelium such that epithelization developed gradually. In special cases this method can be recommended for clinical purposes.

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PubMed1976

Effect of absorbable cellulose on the renal parenchyma.

Both kidneys of 12 dogs were injured and the wounds were covered with Surgicel which was fixed by means of adhesive. The results were checked by visual inspection and histological tests. The method seems to be suitable for use in appropriate human cases.

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PubMed1976

[Experimental skin replacement by means of absorbing alloplastic material].

In 15 rabbits skin defects of various size were induced. The defects were covered with blood-soaked Surgicel which at the margin was attached with Histoacryl adhesive. Gradually under this cover the epithelization proceeds. The authors recommend this emergency procedure in severe cases of burns of other extended skin injuries.

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PubMed1975

Application of histoacryl-N-blau and Surgicel in experimental pancreas injuries and resections.

A new method has been worked out for the treatment of experimental pancreas injuries and resections. The surfaces were coated with SurgicelR and the coating was fixed with the adhesive Histoacryl-N-Blau. Use of these two completely absorbable substances prevented the complications caused by sutures. The results confirmed by histological and laboratory tests have been satisfactory, hence the method appears to be clinically applicable.

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