Model for assessment of mobility of toes and healing of tendons in rabbits.

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Model for assessment of mobility of toes and healing of tendons in rabbits.

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Model for assessment of mobility of toes and healing of tendons in rabbits.

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Model for assessment of mobility of toes and healing of tendons in rabbits.

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Model for assessment of mobility of toes and healing of tendons in rabbits.

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Model for assessment of mobility of toes and healing of tendons in rabbits.

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Model for assessment of mobility of toes and healing of tendons in rabbits.

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Elin Nilsson

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Joakim Håkansson

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Kjell Olmarker

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Lars Ekström

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Margit Mahlapuu

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Monica Wiig

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Surface treatment of flexor tendon autografts with carbodiimide-derivatized hyaluronic Acid. An in vivo canine model

Clinical outcomes associated with flexor tendon repair.

The scientific basis for advances in flexor tendon surgery.

Flexor tendon healing.

Validity of pulp-to-palm distance as a measure of finger flexion.

Adeno-associated virus-2-mediated bFGF gene transfer to digital flexor tendons significantly increases healing strength. an in vivo study.

Auto-crosslinked hyaluronic acid gel accelerates healing of rabbit flexor tendons in vivo.

Patterns of mRNA expression for matrix molecules and growth factors in flexor tendon injury: differences in the regulation between tendon and tendon sheath.

Prevention of peritendinous adhesions using a hyaluronan-derived hydrogel film following partial-thickness flexor tendon injury.

Adhesion formation after flexor tendon repair: a histologic and biomechanical comparison of 2- and 4-strand repairs in a chicken model.

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10.3109/2000656X.2010.532930

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2010-12-01T00:00:00Z

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