Experimental Study of the Effect of Low Dose Aspirin and Betamethasone on the Patency Rate of Microvascular Polytetrafluoroethylene Grafts (PTFE)
Hossam El din Mohammed Abuelatta;
Abstract
Vein grafts are presently the most suitable material for use as arterial substitutes in microsurgical procedures. However vein grafts have some disadvantages like increased time of surgical procedure, donor site scar, the fact that the long veins may carr
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| Title | Experimental Study of the Effect of Low Dose Aspirin and Betamethasone on the Patency Rate of Microvascular Polytetrafluoroethylene Grafts (PTFE) | Other Titles | دراسـة تجريبيـة لأثـرالأسبرين ذو الجرعة المنخفضة والبيتاميثازون على معدّل سريان الدم في الرقع الصّناعيّة بوليتيترافلوروايثيلين (بي تي إف إي) في الجراحة الميكروسكوبية للأوعية الدموية الدقيقة | Authors | Hossam El din Mohammed Abuelatta | Keywords | Experimental Study of the Effect of Low Dose Aspirin and Betamethasone on the Patency Rate of Microvascular Polytetrafluoroethylene Grafts (PTFE) | Issue Date | 2005 | Description | Vein grafts are presently the most suitable material for use as arterial substitutes in microsurgical procedures. However vein grafts have some disadvantages like increased time of surgical procedure, donor site scar, the fact that the long veins may carr |
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