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ANS | ANS | ||
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| + | Absorbable | ||
| + | Non absorbable | ||
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| + | Monofilament Catgut | ||
| + | Polydioxanone (‘PDS’) | ||
| + | Polyglyconate (‘Maxon’) | ||
| + | Poliglecaprone 25 (‘Monocryl’) Nylon (’Ethilon’) | ||
| + | Polypropylene (‘Prolene’) | ||
| + | Stainless Steel | ||
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| + | Multifilament or braided Polyglycolic Acid (‘Dexon’) | ||
| + | Polyglactin 910 (‘Vicryl’) | ||
| + | Silk | ||
| + | Stainless Steel | ||
Revision as of 20:02, 26 October 2010
Odd pages for editing: WikiPath: Lymphadenopathies: Reactive Node Diseases
Toxicology:Specific Poisons- Permethrin, Theobromide, Ethylene glycol, Paracetamol, ?Lead?
Circulatory Disorders - Pathology
Lungs Circulatory - Pathology
Electrolytes
ANS
Absorbable Non absorbable
Monofilament Catgut Polydioxanone (‘PDS’) Polyglyconate (‘Maxon’) Poliglecaprone 25 (‘Monocryl’) Nylon (’Ethilon’) Polypropylene (‘Prolene’) Stainless Steel
Multifilament or braided Polyglycolic Acid (‘Dexon’) Polyglactin 910 (‘Vicryl’) Silk Stainless Steel