10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ZOOGRAFT»
Discover the use of
zoograft in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
zoograft and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Excerpta medica. Section 34: Plastic surgery
A zoograft does not take in man. A zoograft has no bactericidal properties. A
zoograft is not sterile. There is ingrowth of the granulations from the bed into the
zoograft in clean wounds. If a zoograft sticks by fibrous adhesions to an open
wound ...
2
A New Pocket Dictionary of the Italian and English ...
Zoology, *, zoología, [zoograft*. Zoophoric*. zooforico. \ róus, *. fregio pieno d'
animali. Zoophyte, *. zoófito. Zoótomist , *. che fa Van atomía i deglianimali. [degli
onimnli. i Zoótomy¡s. zootomia , analomia SUPPLEMENT OB ENGLISH-ITALIAN
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Saint Hilaire Blanc, 1856
3
Inverted Medical Dictionary, Second Edition
tissue clotting electrocoagulation tissue destruction fulguration by means of a
high-frequency electric current tissue development defective hypoplasia tissue
dissolution histolysis tissue grafting autograft heterograft homograft isograft
zoograft ...
Bruce C. Carlstedt, Mary J. Stanaszek, Walter F. Stanaszek, 1991
4
DICTIONARY OF MEDICAL TERMS,6th ed.
Also called zonula. zoo- comb. form indicating an association with nonhuman
animals (e.g., zoograft, tissue from an animal transplanted to a person, as in the
use of pig tissue to replace a damaged heart valve in a human). zoonosis ...
Rebecca Sell,M.D.,Mikel Rothenberg,M.D.,Charles Chapman, 2012
5
A Guide to Health Insurance Billing
... cancer treatment 2 Monitoring device: Pacemaker 3 Infusion device:
Percutaneous infusion catheter (PIC line) 7 Autograft: Tissue transplanted from
one part of the body to another in the same individual 8 Zoograft: Animal tissue
transplanted ...
6
Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary (part 4 of 4: S-Z ...
Zoograft, zō′ōgraft,n.apieceoftissuetaken from the living
bodyofananimaltosupplyapartwanting in the human body,by beinggrafted on it. [
Gr. zōon, an animal, graft.] Zoography, zōog′rafi, n. descriptive zoology.—n.
Zoög ′rapher.—adjs.
7
Blackwell's Nursing Dictionary
... zonulysin (zon-u-li'sin): A proteolytic enzyme used in surgery to dissolve the
suspensory ligament of the crystalline lens. zooblast (zo'o-blast): An animal cell.
zoogenous (zo-oj'e-nus): Obtained or derived from animals. zoograft (zo'o-graft):
A ...
Dawn Freshwater, Sian Masiln-Prothero, 2013
8
The Encyclopedia of Cosmetic and Plastic Surgery
A zoograft is the transfer of tissue from an animal to a human being, for example,
a porcine graft (pig skin) used as a temporary covering for areas of a human body
where the skin has been destroyed by a burn. Skin Grafts Classified by Their ...
9
Wound Healing and Ulcers of the Skin: Diagnosis and Therapy ...
... see: secreting (yellow) ulcer Z zinc – deficiency 227,232,233 – normal plasma
level 232 – recommended dietary allowance 233 – topical 218 zinc oxide 219
zoograft 159 List of Products Accuzyme® 129 Actisorb® 115 Acticoat with Silcryst
® ...
Avi Shai, Howard I. Maibach, 2005
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Lexicon Orthopaedic Etymology
7. xenograft, from Greek £evoc,: "foreign," whence xen(o), (q.v.). in which the
donor belongs to a species "foreign to" to that of the recipient. 1t is equivalent to a
heterograft. 8. zoograft, from Greek Cox5er "alive, animal," whence zo(o), (q.v.), ...
