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Improved vascular tissue fusion using new light-activated surgical adhesive on a canine model
Authors: McNally, KM Sorg, BS Hammer, DX Heintzelman, DL Hodges, DE Welch, AJ
Citation: Km. Mcnally et al., Improved vascular tissue fusion using new light-activated surgical adhesive on a canine model, J BIOMED OP, 6(1), 2001, pp. 68-73
Novel solid protein solder designs for laser-assisted tissue repair
Authors: McNally, KM Sorg, BS Welch, AJ
Citation: Km. Mcnally et al., Novel solid protein solder designs for laser-assisted tissue repair, LASER SURG, 27(2), 2000, pp. 147-157
Biodegradable polymer film reinforcement of an indocyanine green-doped liquid albumin solder for laser-assisted incision closure
Authors: Sorg, BS McNally, KM Welch, AJ
Citation: Bs. Sorg et al., Biodegradable polymer film reinforcement of an indocyanine green-doped liquid albumin solder for laser-assisted incision closure, LASER SURG, 27(1), 2000, pp. 73-81
Optimal parameters for laser tissue soldering: II. Premixed versus separate dye-solder techniques
Authors: McNally, KM Sorg, BS Chan, EK Welch, AJ Dawes, JM Owen, DR
Citation: Km. Mcnally et al., Optimal parameters for laser tissue soldering: II. Premixed versus separate dye-solder techniques, LASER SURG, 26(4), 2000, pp. 346-356
Dynamic optical-thermal modeling of laser tissue soldering with a scanningsource
Authors: McNally, KM Parker, AE Heintzelman, DL Sorg, BS Dawes, JM Pfefer, TJ Welch, AJ
Citation: Km. Mcnally et al., Dynamic optical-thermal modeling of laser tissue soldering with a scanningsource, IEEE S T QU, 5(4), 1999, pp. 1072-1082
Laser-activated solid protein solder for nerve repair: In vitro studies oftensile strength and solder/tissue temperature
Authors: McNally, KM Dawes, JM Parker, AE Lauto, A Piper, JA Owen, ER
Citation: Km. Mcnally et al., Laser-activated solid protein solder for nerve repair: In vitro studies oftensile strength and solder/tissue temperature, LASER MED S, 14(3), 1999, pp. 228-237
Optimal parameters for laser tissue soldering. Part I: Tensile strength and scanning electron microscopy analysis
Authors: McNally, KM Sorg, BS Chan, EK Welch, AJ Dawes, JM Owen, ER
Citation: Km. Mcnally et al., Optimal parameters for laser tissue soldering. Part I: Tensile strength and scanning electron microscopy analysis, LASER SURG, 24(5), 1999, pp. 319-331
Dye-assisted diode laser ablation of carious enamel and dentine
Authors: McNally, KM Gillings, BRD Dawes, JM
Citation: Km. Mcnally et al., Dye-assisted diode laser ablation of carious enamel and dentine, AUST DENT J, 44(3), 1999, pp. 169-175
Commentary: Photothermal effects of laser tissue soldering (vol 44, pg 983, 1999)
Authors: McNally, KM Sorg, BS Welch, AJ Dawes, JM Owen, ER
Citation: Km. Mcnally et al., Commentary: Photothermal effects of laser tissue soldering (vol 44, pg 983, 1999), PHYS MED BI, 44(6), 1999, pp. 1580-1580
Photothermal effects of laser tissue soldering
Authors: McNally, KM Sorg, BS Welch, AJ Dawes, JM Owen, ER
Citation: Km. Mcnally et al., Photothermal effects of laser tissue soldering, PHYS MED BI, 44(4), 1999, pp. 983-1002
Optical and thermal characterization of albumin protein solders
Authors: McNally, KM Sorg, BS Bhavaraju, NC Ducros, MG Welch, AJ Dawes, JM
Citation: Km. Mcnally et al., Optical and thermal characterization of albumin protein solders, APPL OPTICS, 38(31), 1999, pp. 6661-6672
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