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José Cerón-navarro

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Intrathoracic goitre: A literatura review

2010

Intrathoracic goitre is defined as that goitre which is partially or totally found in the anterior or posterior mediastinum, and its incidence is associated with multinodular goitre. The diagnosis is relatively easy, mainly with imaging tests, and treatment varies, but of choice, surgical treatment is recommended. This article attempts to present a review of the literature on the diagnosis and management of this disease.

medicine.medical_specialtyIntrathoracic goitreGoiterbusiness.industryIncidence (epidemiology)General EngineeringmedicineMultinodular goitremedicine.diseaseSurgical treatmentbusinessSurgeryPosterior mediastinumCirugía Española (English Edition)
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A Standardised Approach to the Biomechanical Evaluation of Tracheal Grafts

2021

[EN] The ideal tracheal substitute must have biomechanical properties comparable to the native trachea, but currently there is no standardised approach to evaluating these properties. Here we propose a novel method for evaluating and comparing the properties of tracheal substitutes, thus systematising both measurement and data curation. This system was tested by comparing native rabbit tracheas to frozen and decellularised specimens and determining the histological characteristics of those specimens. We performed radial compression tests on the anteroposterior tracheal axis and longitudinal axial tensile tests with the specimens anastomosed to the jaw connected to a measuring system. All ca…

Materials scienceVolume UnitBioengineeringtracheaBiochemistryMicrobiologyArticlebiomechanicsUltimate tensile strengthAnimalsHumansTissue engineeringBiomechanicsLongitudinal axisairway bioengineering biomechanics tissue engineering trachea transplantationMolecular BiologyTransplantationbioengineeringTissue ScaffoldsBiomechanicsrespiratory systemQR1-502Biomechanical PhenomenaTracheaTransplantationAirwayRadial compressionairwaytissue engineeringRabbitsBiomedical engineeringtransplantationBiomolecules
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