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. 2014 Nov 14:9:5259-60.
doi: 10.2147/IJN.S76152. eCollection 2014.

Inhibition of oxygen scavengers realized by peritoneal macrophages: an adhesion prevention target?

Ospan A Mynbaev  1 , Marina Yu Eliseeva  2 , Oktay T Kadayifci  3 , Tahar Benhidjeb  4 , Michael Stark  5
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Inhibition of oxygen scavengers realized by peritoneal macrophages: an adhesion prevention target?

Ospan A Mynbaev et al. Int J Nanomedicine. .
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Postsurgical spontaneous chemiluminescence activity of freshly isolated peritoneal macrophages (A) and adhesion severity (B) after application of two different adhesion barriers, TC7 with the size 0.3×3.5 cm (Ethicon Company, Johnson & Johnson) and Fibrin Glue (Beriplast, Behring, Germany), on suture lines made during experimental surgery in an incised rat uterine horn were compared with similar lesions sutured using catgut 4/0 or prolene 4/0 (Ethicon Company, Johnson & Johnson) without application of barriers. Abbreviation: CI, confidence interval.
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