Joao Baptista Gomes dos Santos

• Abstract

  The treatment of peripheral nerve injuries have widely varying results. The search for new methods of treating allowed knowledge of Fibrin-Rich Plasma (PRF). It is known that the PRF releases growth factors with great potential for tissue regeneration. Objective: To compare different methods of repair of peripheral nerve injury in the rat sciatic nerve isogenic SHR, using FRP obtained fro…

  Study of nerve regeneration in peripheral nerve of SHR rats lineage using plasma Fibrin-Rich: evaluation the best method of treatment acute injuries, AP.R

• Abstract

  In nerve injury with nervous gap, no method was found better than the autograft, however, it has the disadvantage of damaging a normal nerve to be used as graft. The purpose of this work is to evaluate the regeneration of the ischiatic nerve using platelet-rich plasma to fill the autologous vein graft for addressing ischiatic nerve injury of 10 SHR rats, through morphological and morphome…

  Evaluation of ischiatic nerve regeneration, in SHR rats, using autologous vein graft filled with platelet-rich plasma, AP.R

• Abstract

  Ganglion cyst is the most common tumor of the hand and wrist, representing around 70% of soft tissue tumors found in this segment of the body. It is a benign tumor, there is no description in the literature of malignant transformation. Clinically is mostly asymptomatic. On physical examination, there is a visible and palpable mass, volume and consistency variable and not adherent to the s…

  Nonsurgical treatment of ganglion cyst in the dorsal wrist: randomized clinical trial comparing aspiration versus aspiration and infiltration of corticosteroids, BP.IC

• Abstract

  Ganglion cyst is the most common tumor of the hand and wrist, representing around 70% of soft tissue tumors found in this segment of the body. It is a benign tumor, there is no description in the literature of malignant transformation. Clinically is mostly asymptomatic. On physical examination, there is a visible and palpable mass, volume and consistency variable and not adherent to the s…

  Nonsurgical treatment of ganglion cyst in the dorsal wrist: randomized clinical trial comparing aspiration versus aspiration and infiltration of corticosteroids, BP.IC

• Abstract

  Synovial cyst is the most common tumor in the hand and wrist, representing around 70% of soft tissue tumors found in this segment of the body. It is a benign tumor and there is no description of malignancy in the literature. Clinically it is, in most cases, asymptomatic. Physical examination is a visible and palpable mass, with varied volume and consistency and non-adherent to the skin. S…

  Nonsurgical treatment of the dorsal synovial cyst in the wrist: a randomized clinical trial comparing needle aspiration versus aspiration and corticosteroid infiltration, BP.IC

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