Sentence examples for using a porcine model from inspiring English sources
We studied infant rib fractures from a biomechanical and morphological perspective using a porcine model.
In particular, a study using a porcine model reported rapid level- and side-specific multifidus atrophy and adipocyte enlargement resulting from anterolateral disc or nerve root lesions.
The objective of this study was to evaluate the biomechanical characteristics and histologic remodeling of crosslinked (Peri-Guard, Permacol) and non-crosslinked (AlloDerm, Veritas) biologic meshes over a 12 month period using a porcine model of incisional hernia repair.
This in vitro biomechanical study using a porcine model compared peripheral longitudinal vertical meniscus lesion (PLVML) outside-in suture repair fixation strength using either interrupted or continuous "N" configuration No. 2-0 braided polyester sutures.
Therefore, the present study, using a porcine model with similar CO2 production as an adult resting human, was aimed at systematically investigating the impact of different sizes of membrane lungs on their efficiency and on flow characteristics in the setting of varying blood flow rates within the range most typically used for vv-ECCO2R.
Using a porcine model we have previously demonstrated, using the body system, the ablative capacity and thermal transfer in the cortex; developed a reproducible and translational model of craniectomy and post-operative recovery in FUS; and determined a grouping strategy based on thermal ablation and pathologic incremental changes in the cortex.
Abraham and co-workers used a porcine model of acute myocardial infarction with reperfusion to demonstrate that viable myocytes are required for retention of Tc-99m-teboroxime [13].
We used a porcine model of PVS to assess disease progression with emphasis on the potential role of endothelial-mesenchymal transition (EndMT).
Using an in-vitro porcine model can be regarded as a limitation when it comes to understanding human hip joint diseases, but many studies of hip biomechanics and hip conditions use a porcine model, especially in pediatric orthopedics, [[27] [34]] and, in a phenomenological study like the present one, it is thought to be appropriate.
Although we used a porcine model of cardiac arrest following myocardial ischemia reflecting this common clinical scenario, there are several points that need to be addressed in future studies: (i) both long-term survival and neurological outcome were not evaluated because of limitations posed by governmental regulations.
This cannot be performed in humans and therefore we used a porcine model.
