[PDF] Top 20 Subtotal laparoscopic splenectomy in rats with preservation of the inferior pole

... At the beginning of this study, a pilot study was necessary to devise several technical ...pneumoperitoneum. The rats underwent general anesthesia without intubation or paralysis, and they ... See full document

... factors. In group 3, when preoperative and late postoperative lipid levels were compared, no significant difference was ...increase in HDL levels (p = 0.03) and a decrease in LDL levels, which ... See full document

... immunopositive in all subgroups with a varying positivity level between ...Among the subgroups which were not submitted to hyperbaric oxygenation, there was no difference in the ... See full document

... function of removing foreign substances, bacteria (mainly the capsulated ones) and senescent erythrocytes from the body was studied by scintigraphy and macrophages counting in the upper ... See full document

... Assess the effect of the hyperbaric oxygen therapy in rats submitted to total splenectomy as for the following aspects: survival rate and weight of the ... See full document

... frequent in the spleen’s inferior pole of group 3 than in group 1, in other words, in the group that suffered the peritoneal gastrosplenic membrane ... See full document

... Wistar rats (328.8 ± 27.8 g) submitted to subtotal splenectomy with preservation of the lower splenic pole were divided into two groups: group 1 (control, n=20), ... See full document

... Evaluate the exequibility and safety of subtotal splenectomy with preservation of the lower spleen pole (SS/LSPL), through laparoscopy and the ... See full document

... after the last HBO session or ...after the CP delivery. Anesthesia was performed in order to collect the inferior pole of the spleen; a material that will be used ... See full document

... difference in the viability of this pole between the subgroups treated and not treated with hyperbaric oxygen from the macroscopic point of ...amount of ... See full document

... 23-­‐403), the average blood loss was 324 ± 463,1 ml (range 0-­‐2000) in which 7 patients (10%) required intraoperatively red blood cells transfusion and 2 (2,9%) required ...postoperatively. The ... See full document

... to the desired concentration with saline before ...43071). The serum levels of ALT and AST were determined spectrophotometrically using commercial kits (Huaxin Technology ...catalyzes ... See full document

... 2006. The aim was to find patient and hospital factors potentially associated with ...BDI. The factors were examined by use of bivariate and multivariate analysis and included, among others, ... See full document

... FOR PRESERVATION OF THE FUNGICIDE MANCOZEB IN SOIL ...SAMPLES. The influence of temperature, storage time and the addition of hydrochloride L-cysteine in ... See full document

... Abnormalities of the urachus in adults are ...infection. The persistence of the urachus can lead to several abnormalities; and the patent urachus is one of ... See full document

... majority of the analyzed food establishments, in terms of typology, are restaurants ...(11.96%). The groups of workers are generally small, with ...Overall, the ... See full document

... male rats. Twenty normal rats served as ...and the end of each week for six consecutive weeks. The caudal nerve was stimulated distally and nerve potentials were recorded proximally on ... See full document

... In the present case (77 years-old woman), the diagnosis on an extramucosal lesion by endosonography was leiomyo- ma or ...exam of the upper digestive tract with barium and ... See full document

... case of laparoscopic cholecystectomy in a patient with duplicated cystic ...presented with episodic pain in the upper rigth quadrant of the ...gallbladder ... See full document

... resulting in germ cell layers disarrange- ment, abnormal positioning of disordered spermatids in the tubular basal compartment, detached germ cells fill- ing the tubular lumen and ... See full document