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what are the uses of a barrier membrane is grafting procedures uses of barrier membrane in grafting procedures i help in stabilizing the graftii
what factor helps us in identifying the type of bone graft to be usedthe following factors help us in identyfying the bone graft to be usedi whether
general guidelines for use of bone grafting1 the surgical site should be prepared that is it should be free of granulation tissue2 for autogenous
choice of graft material depends on- its nature towards bone eg osteoconductive or osteoinductive- its architecture ie granular or block pore si-e-
what is the basic need for bone grafting the basic need for bone grafting includes situations like1 implant site development- when the quantity of
what is bone graftingthe detailed description of the graft materials ranging from alloplastic xenograft allograft and autogenous grafts including
what are the advanced surgical proceduresthe scope of implantology has widened to include many more clinical situations which would be hitherto
what are the sources of nutrients of corneasources of nutrients of cornea1 oxygen for the endothelium comes from aqueous humour and for epithelium
explain the metabolic pathways in the corneametabolic pathwaysa 88 per cent of glucose is utilized through glycolysisb only 12 per cent of glucose
describe the main cycle in metabolism of corneamain cycle glycolysis is represented by the central chain and involves the anaerobic conversion of
illustrate the electrophysiology and ion transport of corneaelectrophysiology and ion transport of corneathe trans-epithelial potential is 25-35 mv
how is the smoothing tendency of cornea functionedsmoothing tendencyin health and in disease condition the epitheliurm has a strong tendency to
discuss the refractive and response to wound functions of cornearefractive functioncornea through its interaction with the tear film forms a smooth
explain the barrier function in the corneabarrier functionit is the first line of barrier between the external environment and the corneal stroma the
how are the transparency and functions of cornea evaluatedphysiological roles of barrier function refractive function with interaction of tear film
illustrate the metabolism of corneametabolism of corneathe corneal epithelium plays several roles in the process of image formation its apical cell
explain about the ocular haemodynamicsthe pressure in the ocular arteries can be measured by optical ophthalmodynamometer the intraocular pressure is
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state about the blood ocular barriers of the eyeblood ocular barrierall vascular beds of the eye are highly permeable to lipoid soluble substances
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define the objectives in the biochemistry of the eyeafter going by this section you should be familiar witha dynamic of vascular supply of eyeb the
explain how a human eye is working for the bodyevery tissue in the body requires basic components which are either derived from the body itself or we
questionthree actographs look closely to see the labels a b and c assume that the abscissa is either 24 or 48 hours for each actograph you are asked
determine the principles of bcc bcc should be integrated with program goals from the starting bcc is a necessary part of diabetes prevention care and
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