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K Somogyvári

Publications and source records attributed to K Somogyvári.

At least 19 recordsLinked to original sources
PubMed1981

[Carpal bone substitution with silicone prosthesis (author's transl)].

The authors reviewed the development of the carpal bone prosthesis implantations. The advantage of the silicone prostheses type Swanson was described opposed to the metal and acrylic prostheses. Silicone rubber prostheses replacing carpal bones were implanted in 56 cases (30 lunatum, 22 scaphoid, 4 trapezium) with success. To keep the well defined indication conditions is underlined by the authors. They created the home conditions of the carpal bone prostheses manufacturing.

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PubMed1979

[Prevention of suture insufficiency using seromuscular gastric wall patch].

Seromuscular patches were prepared from the wall of the resected stomach of 20 dogs. The patches were used in the form of allogeneic and autologous grafts fixed with Histoacryl adhesive to cover gastric and intestinal sutures and gastric perforations. The aim was a hermetic closure of the wound and the prevention of suture insufficiency. In the 7 to 90 days follow-up period a perfect organization was observed in all the cases. On the basis of the favourable experimental results the clinical application of autologous seromuscular patches is suggested.

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PubMed1979

[Covering the resected surface of parenchymatous organs with histoacryl-N-blue tissue adhesive and a seromuscular patch from the gastric wall].

Seromuscular patches were prepared from the gastric wall of 20 experimental dogs and used in the form of autologous or allogenic transplants for the covering of the resection surface of parenchymal organs (liver, spleen, pancreas). The patches were fixed by means of the tissue adhesive Histoacryl-N-Blue; the aim was to achieve haemostasis and to prevent running of the secretion. In the 1 to 90 days follow-up period the patches completely organized and in none of the cases did haemorrhage occur. On the basis of the good experimental results the authors suggest the possibility of the clinical application of autologous patches.

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PubMed1975

Studies on antibody response after implantation of Fibrin Bioplast preparations.

The authors implanted Fibrin Bioplast into the subcutaneous connective tissue, peritoneal cavity, and medullary cavity of tubular bones and into bone deficiencies produced by drilling of 22 rabbits, 38 guinea-pigs and 14 dogs. Immunodiffusion, passive haemagglutination and anaphylactic studies were performed and the delayed hypersensitivity reaction of the tuberculin type examined. Properly heat treated Fibrin Bioplast offered the least danger to the host organism.

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