Search Results - "Kharmandayan, P"

Multiple cutaneous metastases of oesophageal squamous cell carcinoma that mimic keratoacanthoma by Aguiar, H.R., Calderoni, D.R., Stelini, R.F., Andreollo, N.A., Kharmandayan, P.

“…Cutaneous metastases are a rare finding, and therefore frequently neglected. Among the possible clinical patterns of presentation, keratoacanthoma-like lesions…”
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1090 MESENCHYMAL STEM CELLS OBTAINED FROM UMBILICAL CORD BLOOD AND ADIPOCYTE TISSUE AND THEIR ABILITY FOR DIFFERENTIATION INTO FUNCTIONAL HEPATOCYTES by Luzo, Â.C.M, Sundararaj, S, Duarte, A.S.S, Andreoli, M, Ribeiro, T.B, Bordeaux-Rego, P, Kharmandayan, P, Costa, F, Saad, S, Boin, I

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Comparision between human amniotic fluid and adipous tissue mesenchymal stem cells induced-chondrogenesis cultured in chitosan-xanthan scaffold stimulated with TGF-β3 by Damas, I.I., Zuliani, C.C., Moraes, A.M., Westin, C.B., Kharmandayan, P., Andrade, K.C., Mamonei, R.L., Coimbra, I.B.

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Comparative Analysis of Biocompatibility between Poly (L- lactic Acid) (PLLA) and PLDL Purac® Nanofibers for use in Tissue Engineering by A. Benatti, M. Xavier, M. Macedo, A.A. Rodrigues, A. Jardini, R. Filho, P. Kharmandayan

“…The absorbable polyacid, poly (L-Lactide) (PLLA) is one of the most commonly used and studied materials in tissue engineering, for its biocompatibility and…”
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Synthesis and Characterization of Bio-Based Polyurethane for Tissue Engineering Applications by L. Gabriel, A. Benatti, A. Jardini, G. Bastos, P. Kharmandayan, C. Dias, R. Maciel

“…Tissue Engineering offers a new route for the reconstruction of new organs and tissues that have suffered trauma or injury. With this respect, the production…”
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Gradual bone distraction in craniosynostosis. Preliminary results in seven cases by do Amaral, C M, Di Domizio, G, Tiziani, V, Galhardi, F, Buzzo, C L, Rinco, T, Kharmandayan, P, Bueno, M A, Bolzani, N, Sabbatini, R M, Lopes, L D, Lopes, P F, Paiva, B, Paiva, R M, Turchiari, L A

“…Seven patients with craniosynostosis (mean age 8 years, Apert syndrome, n = 4, Crouzon's disease, n = 3) underwent lengthening of the skull by gradual bone…”
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