A Modified Sidewall Adhesion Model: Hypothesis-Building and Testing Tool for a Surgical Experimental Research

Ospan A. Mynbaev,Marina Yu Eliseeva,Andrea Tinelli,Ioannis P. Kosmas,Antonio Malvasi,Zhongjie Shi,Mikhaylo V Medvediev,Lyudmila V Lyutova,Sergei V Pismensky,Zhomart R Kalzhanov,Madina I. Mazitova,Tatyana I Babenko,Michael Stark

A Modified Sidewall Adhesion Model: Hypothesis-Building and Testing Tool for a Surgical Experimental Research

2014

Ospan A. Mynbaev
Marina Yu Eliseeva
Andrea Tinelli
Ioannis P. Kosmas
Antonio Malvasi
Zhongjie Shi
Mikhaylo V Medvediev
Lyudmila V Lyutova
Sergei V Pismensky
Zhomart R Kalzhanov
Madina I. Mazitova
Tatyana I Babenko
Michael Stark

This editorial opinion article is based on our own experience and literature review. The NESA adhesion formation study team members recommend an unique model as a hypothesis building and testing tool in a surgical experimental research.

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Alternative medicine
Biomedical engineering
Surgical pathology
Medicine
experimental research
Medical physics
Adhesion

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