Titlebook: Bone Circulation and Vascularization in Normal and Pathological Conditions; A. Schoutens,J. Arlet,S. P. F. Hughes Book 1993 Springer Scien

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Perturbations of Vascularization and Circulation Due to Osteosynthetic Methodsmechanism of strain related potentials that may control bone remodeling, or alternatively, it may decrease transcapillary fluid flow to osteoblasts which contain necessary substrates for cell nutrition (Kelly and Bronk, 1990). Studies have shown that plates interfere with cortical remodeling (Akeson

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A Propos De La Vascularisation Des Os Longs Parins aspects de la physiopathologie osseuse. Ces recherches ont porté principalement sur la vascularisation des os longs du rat, du cobaye et du lapin. Mais les quelques constatations que nous avons pu effectuer sur du matériel humain montrent que le schéma général de la vascularisation des os longs

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Microvascularization, Osteogenesis, and Myelopoiesis in Normal and Pathological Conditionsarrow. The review suggested here summarizes recent reports on interactions between the intraosseous vascular system and the processes of osteogenesis and myelopoisis. Emphasis will be placed on the actived biological role of vascular endothelium and on a growing appreciation in the literature that a

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Endothelial Cells and Bone CellsKeith (1927) have all proposed that bone originated from the blood vessels. Figure 1 shows a schema of the progeny of bone cells proposed by Trueta (1963) who envisaged a syncytium of cells originating from the endothelial cell and terminating in the osteocyte. According to Trueta (1963), dying oste

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The Direct Effects of Acidosis and Alkalosis on Long Bone Vascular Resistanceion concentration ([H.]) on bone blood vessels or a central effect on vasoregulatory mechanisms. It is also unclear how sensitive bone blood vessels are to changes in [H.] and whether the magnitude of pH changes experienced in physiological and pathological situations are sufficient to influence bon

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Arteriolar Blockade Revisited: Comparisons Between the Use of Resin Particles and Microspheres for Bled particles introduced into the arterial system. The principle of the method is that if a large number of particles of appropriate size are injected into the left ventricle, they will lodge in the arteriolar beds in proportion to the fraction of the cardiac output perfusing a given tissue or organ

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