Factors contributing to aneurysm formation in rat microvascular anastomoses
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Rabassa, AE; Seaber, AV; Urbaniak, R
Published in: Surgical Forum
January 1, 1985
Although aneurysms form in 50% of rat microarterial anastomoses, no studies have been undertaken to determine the precise mechanism of aneurysm formation. This study examined the etiology of aneurysm formation in microarterial anastomoses by defining the contribution from adventitial stripping, suture, and transection.
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Surgical Forum
ISSN
0071-8041
Publication Date
January 1, 1985
Volume
VOL. 36
Start / End Page
533 / 535
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Rabassa, A. E., Seaber, A. V., & Urbaniak, R. (1985). Factors contributing to aneurysm formation in rat microvascular anastomoses. Surgical Forum, VOL. 36, 533–535.
Rabassa, A. E., A. V. Seaber, and R. Urbaniak. “Factors contributing to aneurysm formation in rat microvascular anastomoses.” Surgical Forum VOL. 36 (January 1, 1985): 533–35.
Rabassa AE, Seaber AV, Urbaniak R. Factors contributing to aneurysm formation in rat microvascular anastomoses. Surgical Forum. 1985 Jan 1;VOL. 36:533–5.
Rabassa, A. E., et al. “Factors contributing to aneurysm formation in rat microvascular anastomoses.” Surgical Forum, vol. VOL. 36, Jan. 1985, pp. 533–35.
Rabassa AE, Seaber AV, Urbaniak R. Factors contributing to aneurysm formation in rat microvascular anastomoses. Surgical Forum. 1985 Jan 1;VOL. 36:533–535.
Published In
Surgical Forum
ISSN
0071-8041
Publication Date
January 1, 1985
Volume
VOL. 36
Start / End Page
533 / 535