Tenotomy and the transplantation of tendons are also often practised, when other methods of treatment fail.
It is of no use to graft a sore which is actually ulcerating; it must be brought into a healthy condition, and healing must have commenced before transplantation is likely to be successful.
The simplest example of grafting is the transplantation of skin.
Tendons and blood vessels readily lend themselves to transplantation and will also be referred to later.
Edgar in connection with the alleged transplantationof glands from “ring-tailed monkeys.
New York,” through thetransplantation of the “interstitial gland” taken from “a special species of orangoutang.
Edgar had come into the limelight” in his ring-tailed monkey gland transplantation rôle and “was invited to read a paper on the subject.
When a large area is to be covered, transplantation of a flap from the arm by the Tagliacotian method has to be performed (see Vol.
This has for its object the transplantation of flaps from the side of the forehead or face into the lid to remedy a loss of tissue resulting from operation or cicatricial contraction.
Transplantation of skin from the surrounding structures (Maxwell’s operation).
Soon after the transplantation of ovaries into a castrated male the nipples of its mammary glands begin to grow to the large size which they have in the female and by which the two sexes can easily be discriminated.
Leo Loeb was led by his investigations on the transplantation of cancer to assume immortality not only for the cancer cell but also for the body cell of the organism.
This specificity of tissues goes so far that surgeons prefer, when a transplantation of skin in the human is intended, to use skin of the patient or of close blood relations.
He claims by transplantation of the gonads in young rats and guinea-pigs to have feminised males and masculised females.
The importance of this treatment, by transplantation of living thyroid-tissue, must be judged by the fact that in 1888 no practical use had yet been made of the scientific work that had been done.
If tendon transplantationis indicated, the tendon of the tibialis anterior is attached to the cuboid, and a strip of the tendo Achillis to the dorsal aspect of the tarsus.
For the first purpose of the transplantation is to prevent those of natural principles' (i.
The Transplantationof a Race, 513 Simplon Tunnel, The.
What noise have we had about transplantationof diseases and transfusion of blood!
Seed oyster, a young oyster, especially when of a size suitable for transplantation to a new locality.
Transplantation must proceed from the option of the people, else it sounds like an exile.
Defn: The removal of tissues from a healthy part, and the insertion of them in another place where there is a lesion; as, the transplantation of tissues in autoplasty.
If one may judge by the description of the pathologic changes, the condition is quite similar to that produced in a vein by transplantation along the course of an artery.
But why the transplantationat all, even if the man is mad?
Yet, before he had gone through that dread experience with the mad Barter, Bentley would have sworn that brain transplantation was impossible.
The vengeance of the victor and the transplantation of the vanquished to Connaught were in their turn the sequel of the rising and massacre of 1641.
This was the weak point of the transplantation policy, as in the sequel tragically appeared.
Overtures for transplantation of Ministers; and provision of Schools, ordained by the late Assembly at Edinburgh to be sent to Synods, and reported to this Assembly.
The presence of such a dual basis is proved by the fact that in castration and transplantation experiments both are exhibited by the same individual in a single lifetime.
One of the most significant results of the transplantation experiments is the evidence that each individual carries the fundamental bases for both sexes.
Experiments in transplantation have shown that these changes may be induced artificially; so there can be no doubt as to its being this that and the other set of external conditions which produces them in nature.
He had been sent to Rome in his boyhood, and this transplantation had done him a world of good.
Transplantation changes weeds into roses, and the forebears of all the products of our greenhouses and gardens once grew in hedgerows or open fields, choked by unkind competition or trampled beneath the feet of the heedless.
Frankly it is an importation from alien soil, a transplantation from the Low Countries, where the style was first developed during the Spanish occupation in Flanders.
As a racial instinct it survives transplantation to any clime, and religious training of every sort.
But, unlike their native vine, they bore transplantation to any land, and drew perpetual vigor from every soil.
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