Titlebook: Experimental and Clinical Reconstructive Microsurgery; Susumu Tamai (Director),Masamichi Usui (President) Book 2003 Springer-Verlag Tokyo

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chniques for laboratory research, and the fundamental methods of harvesting tissues and their grafting techniques. Because the field of microsurgery includes a broad range of clinical disciplines, this book is a valuable resource to all orthopedic, traumatic, and plastic surgeons with an interest in microsurgery..978-4-431-67998-1978-4-431-67865-6

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-4-431-67865-6Instrument; bone; complication; rehabilitation; surgery; surgical techniques; transplantation; vascular sur

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Konrad Samwer,H. J. Fecht,William L. Johnsonthis procedure, a considerable number of basic studies have been performed using experimental models of various animals [1–4].The rat hind limb amputation and replantation model has been especially widely used because rats are inexpensive and easy to handle, and because the diameter of their femoral

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