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Replantation or
reattachment is
defined as the
surgical reattachment of a body part (such as a finger, hand, or toe) that has been
completely cut from...
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external root
resorption are
reported consequences of
primary tooth replantation.
Tooth dilaceration,
impaction and
deviation from
proper eruption path...
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Tooth replantation is a form of
restorative dentistry in
which an
avulsed or
luxated tooth is
reinserted and
secured into its
socket through a combination...
- surgeon, Dr.
Harry J. Buncke. In 1964,
Buncke reported a
rabbit ear
replantation,
famously using a
garage as a lab/operating
theatre and home-made instruments...
- is
replantation, and
Versailles is no exception. In
their history, the
gardens of
Versailles have
undergone no less than five
major replantations, which...
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Ronald A. Malt, a team of
surgeons successfully accomplished the
first replantation of
completely severed limb.
While attempting to
hitch a ride on the back...
- is
healthy and has a
blood supply, it can be used in the treatment.
Replantation and
revascularization are when the soft
tissue that was torn away is...
- Pennington, D. G., Lai, M. F., & Pelly, A.D. (1980, June).
Successful replantation of a
completely avulsed ear by
microvascular anastomosis.
Plastic and...
- to
ligate loosened teeth, and has been
credited as the
first to use
replantation in the
history of dentistry. He also
invented instruments to
scale the...
- in this
scenario and
typically starts to
occur several months after replantation. In
other cases obliteration can
occur if the
tooth is
drilled down extensively...
