Titlebook: Handbook of Biomaterial Properties; Jonathan Black (Professor Emeritus of Bioengineeri Book 1998 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht

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Laura C. Page,Robert W. Benjaminion and specimen preparation. Recent efforts have focused on methods which can determine properties in situ in living individuals or on very freshly excised tissues. Among the . testing methodologies, indentation has proven to be the most popular, although it sums up the contributions of various tis

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Clinical Investigation of the Thyroid,phalon. The hemispheres contain the cerebral cortex and underlying white matter, and are associated with higher order functioning, including memory, cognition, and fine motor control. The basal ganglia, contained within the hemispheres, controls gross motor function. The diencephalon is much smaller

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T. Parvathi,Arpitha Anantharajuistic period (about 2000 years ago), it was 400 years ago that the real role of the lens in vision was properly understood, and truly scientific approaches to the lens measurements and properties began to be applied only in the nineteenth century [1]. For instance, the first to weigh the human lens

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Epidemiology of Congenital Hypothyroidism,tear fluid. The material presented here was gleaned from a variety of sources, with emphasis placed on the most recently published work, and includes physicochemical properties (Table C1.1), cellular compositions (Table C1.2), concentrations of inorganics (Table C1.3), organics (Table C1.4), and maj

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Anatomy and Embryology of the Thyroid Gland,e stresses, which, in the case of alloys, may be extremely high and also of dynamic nature. This is the reason why alloys, for example those with sufficient bending fatigue strength, are widely used as structural materials for skeletal reconstructions if high acting loads are expected to occur. Typi

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978-1-4613-7658-3Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1998

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4939-3314-3Trabecular bone consists primarily of lamellar bone, arranged in packets that make up an interconnected irregular array of plates and rods, called trabeculae. These trabeculae, on average, have thicknesses in the range of 100–200 microns, dependent upon both anatomic site and donor age