Cicatrix
Mostrando 1-5 de 5 artigos, teses e dissertações.
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1. Estudo histológico do tecido conjuntivo areolar perifascial implantado em pregas vocais de coelhos / Histological study of implanted perifascial areolar tissue in rabbit´s vocal folds
Besides the great development of phonosurgery over the previous decades, vocal fold stiffness is a difficult disease that remains a therapeutic challenge. It may be either caused by cicatricial fibrosis or be associated with minor structural alterations of the vocal fold mucosa, mainly represented by deep sulcus vocalis. In both cases, there is loss and diso
Publicado em: 2009
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2. Non-ablative 1064 nm Nd:Yag in the treatment of facial atrophic acne scars in patients with skin types II-V: histological and clinical analysis / Estudo clínico e histopatológico das cicatrizes de acne em pacientes fototipo II-V após irradiação com o laser Nd:Yag 1064 nm
troduction: Post-acne scarring is a very distressing and difficult problem for both physicians and patients. Atrophic scar revision techniques, although numerous, have been hampered by inadequate clinical responses and prolonged postoperative recovery periods. Nonablative laser treatment has shown significant effect on dermal collagen remodeling with minimal
Publicado em: 2007
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3. Combined tretinoin and glycolic acid treatment for improvement of the mouth opening in burned patients / Efeito do tratamento combinado com tretinóina e ácido glicólico na abertura bucal de pacientes com seqüela de queimadura
Tissue repair processes evolve with alterations of the cutaneous physical properties, which are proportional, among other factors, to the original depth of the lesion. At examination, the skin is dry, dyschromic and less elastic, specially in hypertrophic scars. Post-burn skin characteristics can be improved by topical agents regularly used in pathologies li
Publicado em: 2003
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4. THE PRODUCTION OF A FILTERING CICATRIX IN GLAUCOMA*
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5. Radiation to the breast. Complications amenable to surgical treatment.
Major complications of radiation directed to the breast, axilla, and mediastinum were treated in 54 patients from 1974 to 1983. A classification of these complications facilitates both an understanding of the pattern of injury and the development of a treatment plan. Classification: I. Breast necrosis; II. Radionecrosis and Chest Wall Ulceration; III. Accele