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The LVI waveform derived by the implanted pacemaker right after implantation fully corresponded to the signal recorded in the same patient by the external device and remained essentially stable for some hours (Table  2 ).

After 12 weeks of implantation, fully mature newly formed bone was detected throughout the damaged site, which indicates a synergistic effect of cells, scaffolds and growth factors in the process of tissue regeneration.

Modified HOPG electrodes have been prepared by ion implantation and fully characterized by photoemission spectroscopy and scanning tunneling microscopy.

The TAVI procedure was performed with the implantation of a fully retrievable and repositionable aortic valve prosthesis (Direct Flow 29 mm, Direct Flow Medical, Santa Rosa, California) with an excellent result and no paravalvular leak.

The mechanisms involved in the invasion of trophoblast cells during implantation are not fully understood [ 47].

Experiments began 24 h after surgery for catheter implantation, with animals fully conscious and unrestrained in home cages, with free access to food and water.

The precise time course of peak neointimal growth in human coronary arteries after drug-eluting stent implantation remains not fully defined.

108 However, long-term side effects of stem cell implantation are not fully recognized, and should be a concern in most cases in which stem cells are permanently injected into patients.

In another study of over 300 single frozen embryo transfers of Day 2 embryos at the 4-cell stage and the embryos lost only a single blastomere during freezing/thawing (25%) similar implantation equivalent with fully intact frozen embryos and also with fresh embryos was obtained [ 25].

Research recordings were initiated several days post-implantation, after subjects had fully recovered from implantation surgery.

Elimination of the driveline with fully implantable pumps, implantation of miniature pumps with minimally invasive surgical techniques, wireless data transmission, and improved patient selection will further transform this field in the next few years.