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Controlled temperature tissue fusion: argon laser welding of canine intestine in vitro

Çilesiz et al., 1996

Document ID
4956586730383428180
Author
Çilesiz I
Springer T
Thomsen S
Welch A
Publication year
Publication venue
Lasers in Surgery and Medicine: The Official Journal of the American Society for Laser Medicine and Surgery

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Abstract Background and Objective Thermal denaturation of proteins is recognized as a rate process governed by the local temperature‐time response and is believed to be the principal mechanism for photothermal tissue welding. Since rate processes are exponential …
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