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RGD-coated titanium implants stimulate increased bone formation in vivo by Ferris, D.M, Moodie, G.D, Dimond, P.M, Giorani, C.W.D, Ehrlich, M.G, Valentini, R.F

“…Numerous studies have demonstrated that peptide modified surfaces influence short- and long-term cell responses such as attachment, shape and function in…”
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Fracture healing in a rat osteopenia model by Walsh, W R, Sherman, P, Howlett, C R, Sonnabend, D H, Ehrlich, M G

“…Fracture healing is influenced by mechanical and biologic factors. The capacity for fracture repair has been reported to decrease with age, although the risk…”
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High dietary fat and the development of osteoarthritis in a rabbit model by Brunner, A.M, Henn, C.M, Drewniak, E.I, Lesieur-Brooks, A, Machan, J, Crisco, J.J, Ehrlich, M.G

“…Summary Objective Osteoarthritis (OA) is associated with obesity, although this relationship remains unclear. Proposed etiologies of OA in obesity include…”
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Effects of local injection of corticosteroids on the healing of ligaments. A follow-up report by Wiggins, M E, Fadale, P D, Ehrlich, M G, Walsh, W R

“…One hundred and one skeletally mature New Zealand White rabbits were used to study the long-term effects of a single injection of corticosteroid on the…”
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Instability of the distal tibiofibular syndesmosis after bimalleolar and trimalleolar ankle fractures by Leeds, H C, Ehrlich, M G

“…We studied the late results after bimalleolar and trimalleolar ankle fractures in thirty-four patients after an average follow-up of four years. Twenty-one…”
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Low-cost, lightweight rechargeable lithium ion batteries by Ehrlich, G.M, Marsh, C

“…The performance of a low cost, prismatic Li-ion rechargeable battery technology based on the LiMn 2O 4/C cell chemistry is described and compared to a…”
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The Role of Ketorolac in Decreasing Length of Stay and Narcotic Complications in the Postoperative Pediatric Orthopaedic Patient by Eberson, Craig P, Pacicca, Donna M, Ehrlich, Michael G

“…SUMMARYThe control of postoperative pain in the pediatric orthopaedic patient is a challenging endeavor. Several studies have shown the efficacy of ketorolac…”
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Incidence of deep vein thrombosis after arthroscopic knee surgery: a prospective study by Williams, Jr, J S, Hulstyn, M J, Fadale, P D, Lindy, P B, Ehrlich, M G, Cronan, J, Dorfman, G

“…Deep vein thrombosis (DVT) with subsequent pulmonary emboli (PE) is the most life-threatening complication of knee arthroscopy. Although the incidence of…”
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Flat plate prismatic Li-ion cells using advanced cathode materials by Ehrlich, G.M., Puglia, F.J., Gitzendanner, R., Hellen, B., Marsh, C.

“…Recent advances in LiNi x Co 1− x O 2 mixed metal oxide based cathode materials for Li-ion batteries have resulted in an improved generation of Li-ion cells…”
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Remodeling of articular step-offs. Is osteoarthrosis dependent on defect size? by Lefkoe, T P, Walsh, W R, Anastasatos, J, Ehrlich, M G, Barrach, H J

“…One of the major unresolved questions in trauma repair concerns the degree of step-off that can be accepted in a joint surface. In answer to this question, a…”
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Effects of a delayed steroid injection on ligament healing using a rabbit medial collateral ligament model by Walsh, W.R., Wiggins, M.E., Fadale, P.D., Ehrlich, M.G.

“…Corticosteroids are known to inhibit collagen synthesis in vitro as well as having a deleterious effect on ligament healing when applied immediately following…”
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Evaluation of treatment modalities for septic arthritis with histological grading and analysis of levels of uronic acid, neutral protease, and interleukin-1 by Nord, K D, Dore, D D, Deeney, V F, Armstrong, A L, Cundy, P J, Cole, B F, Ehrlich, M G

“…We compared the effectiveness of antibiotics alone and in combination with arthroscopy, arthroscopy with debridement, arthrotomy, or needle aspiration for the…”
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Treatment of congenital pseudarthrosis of the fibula with interposition allograft by DIGIOVANNI, C. W, EHRLICH, M. G

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Sprengel deformity by Leibovic, S J, Ehrlich, M G, Zaleske, D J

“…Eighteen cases of Sprengel deformity in sixteen patients were treated by the same surgeon. The operation was a modification of Greenʼs procedure; all muscular…”
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Treatment of proteoglycan aggregates with physeal enzymes reduces their ability to inhibit hydroxyapatite proliferation in a gelatin gel by Boskey, A L, Maresca, M, Armstrong, A L, Ehrlich, M G

“…In vitro, cartilage proteoglycans (PGs) are effective inhibitors of hydroxyapatite formation and growth. Their inhibitory ability decreases with decreasing PG…”
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Long-Term Patient-Oriented Outcome Study of a Modified Evans Procedure by Barnum, Michael J, Ehrlich, Michael G, Zaleske, David J

“…More than 50 surgical procedures have been described for treatment of chronic lateral ankle instability. Anatomic repairs have come into favor in the recent…”
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Brace treatment for symptomatic spondylolisthesis by Bell, D F, Ehrlich, M G, Zaleske, D J

“…The literature documents progression of spondylolisthesis, most commonly during the adolescent growth spurt. Twenty-eight patients with Grades I and II…”
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Healing characteristics of a type I collagenous structure treated with corticosteroids by Wiggins, M E, Fadale, P D, Barrach, H, Ehrlich, M G, Walsh, W R

“…One hundred twenty-eight skeletally mature New Zealand White rabbits were used to study the effect of a single corticosteroid injection on the biomechanical,…”
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Aggregate degradation by growth plate proteases by Ehrlich, M G, Armstrong, A L

“…For long bone growth to occur, calcification of the matrix must begin in the lower hypertrophic zone of the growth plate. It generally is accepted that physeal…”
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Radioulnar synostosis by Sachar, K, Akelman, E, Ehrlich, M G

“…Radioulnar synostosis is a rare condition that exists in two forms: congenital and post-traumatic. Although both may involve either a bony or a fibrous union…”
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