Laser-Activated Solid Protein Solder for Nerve Repair: In Vitro Studies of Tensile Strength and Solder/Tissue Temperature

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作者：

K.M. McNally

J.M. Dawes

A.E. Parker

A. Lauto

J.A. Piper

E.R. Owen

机构：

[1] Centre for Lasers and Applications,

[2] School of MPCE,undefined

[3] Macquarie University,undefined

[4] NSW,undefined

[5] Australia,undefined

[6] Department of Electronics,undefined

[7] School of MPCE,undefined

[8] Macquarie University,undefined

[9] NSW,undefined

[10] Australia,undefined

[11] Microsearch Foundation of Australia,undefined

[12] NSW,undefined

[13] Australia,undefined

来源：

Lasers in Medical Science | 1999年 / 14卷

关键词：

Keywords: Feedback control; Indocyanine green dye; Laser-activated solid protein solder strips; Nerve repair; Temperature monitoring; Tensile strength;

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摘要：

. Laser-activated solid protein solder strips have been developed for peripheral nerve repair. Indocyanine green dye added to the solder strongly absorbs diode wavelengths (∼800 nm) and causes localised heating and coagulation of the albumin protein solder. The protein strengthens the tissue join, particularly during the acute healing phase postoperative, while shielding the underlying axons from excessive thermal damage.

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页码：228 / 237

页数：9

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