Synthetic Meshes and their Interaction with Biological Tissues in Laser Exposure

Iskander M. Baybekov; Nabijon S. Sadikov; Azamat Kh. Butaev

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.875-877.472

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Synthetic Meshes and their Interaction with Biological Tissues in Laser Exposure

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The interactions of different kind of synthetic meshes with tissuses and influence of low-intensive laser irradiation – LILI was studied in experiment. Vistar white rats were used. For morphological investigations light and scanning electron microscopy – SEM. SEM revealed the complex structure of synthetic meshes `especially of PTFE mesh. Light-optical studies have shown that the implantation of meshes cause, in the early period of observation, moderate inflammatory reaction. LILI help in reducing of the alterative inflammation phase and leads to concluding with formation of soft connective tissue capsule on the surface of the mesh.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 875-877)

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Iskander M. Baybekov, Nabijon S. Sadikov, Azamat Kh. Butaev

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Biological Tissue, Laser Emission, Synthetic Materials

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