E R Owen
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11.
Maitz P, Trickett R, Dekker P, Tos P, Dawes J, Piper J, et al.
Plast Reconstr Surg
. 1999 Nov;
104(6):1726-31.
PMID: 10541175
A new sutureless technique to successfully anastomose the abdominal aorta of rats (1.3 mm in diameter) by using a fully biodegradable, laser-activated protein solder is presented. A total of 90...
12.
McNally K, Sorg B, Chan E, Welch A, Dawes J, Owen E
Lasers Surg Med
. 1999 Jul;
24(5):319-31.
PMID: 10406472
Background And Objectives: The use of liquid and solid albumin protein solders to enhance laser tissue repairs has been shown to significantly improve postoperative results. The published results of laser-solder...
13.
McNally K, Sorg B, Welch A, Dawes J, Owen E
Phys Med Biol
. 1999 May;
44(4):983-1002; discussion 2 pages follow.
PMID: 10232810
Low-strength anastomoses and thermal damage of tissue are major concerns in laser tissue welding techniques where laser energy is used to induce thermal changes in the molecular structure of the...
14.
He F, Wei L, Lanzetta M, Owen E
Microsurgery
. 1999 May;
19(3):148-52.
PMID: 10231124
Using the technique of radioactive 51Cr-labeled biological microspheres, this study evaluated arterial blood flow following small vessel anastomosis by CO2 laser welding and a dissolvable stent in the lumen. A...
15.
Maitz P, Lanzetta M, Owen E
J Reconstr Microsurg
. 1999 May;
15(3):177-81.
PMID: 10226952
In this study, a unilateral epigastric free flap was raised in 12 rabbits. After the arterial portion of the flap (the superficial femoral artery) was replaced by a 1-cm-long polytetrafluoroethylene...
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Trickett R, Wang D, Maitz P, Lanzetta M, Owen E
Microsurgery
. 1999 Jan;
18(7):414-8.
PMID: 9880157
This study evaluates the use of sutureless laser welding for vasovasostomy. In 14 rodents, the left vas deferens underwent vasovasostomy using an albumin-based solder applied to the adventitia of the...
17.
Lauto A, Dawes J, Piper J, Owen E
Microsurgery
. 1998 Jun;
18(1):60-4.
PMID: 9635797
A total of 18 adult male Wistar rats had left tibial nerve repaired by either the laser-solder technique or a more conventional microsuture technique. The diode laser power was 90...
18.
Lauto A, Dawes J, Cushway T, Piper J, Owen E
Microsurgery
. 1998 Jun;
18(1):55-9.
PMID: 9635796
Thirty-four tibial nerves in 17 adult male wistar rats were repaired by applying protein bands longitudinally across the nerve join. The bands were then irradiated with a fibre-coupled diode laser...
19.
Lauto A, Trickett R, Malik R, Dawes J, Owen E
Lasers Surg Med
. 1997 Jan;
21(2):134-41.
PMID: 9261790
Background And Objective: Severed tibial nerves in rats were repaired using a novel technique, utilizing a semiconductor diode-laser-activated protein solder applied longitudinally across the join. Welding was produced by selective...
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Trickett I, Dawes J, Knowles D, Lanzetta M, Owen E
Int Surg
. 1997 Jan;
82(1):38-41.
PMID: 9189799
Background: This study investigated the potential of sutureless nerve repair using two promising laser fusion methods: direct 2 microns irradiation of the epineurium, and protein solder assisted epineurial fusion using...