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Badrinath R. Konety


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Use of Synthetic Nerve Grafts to Restore Cavernous Nerve Function Following Prostate Cancer Surgery: In Vitro and In Vivo Studies SEP 2007 20 pages
Authors:  Badrinath R. Konety; CALIFORNIA UNIV SAN FRANCISCO SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
The full text of this report is available for sale.The hypothesis of this proposal is that interposition of micropatterned biodegradable polymer based nerve grafts to replace resected or damaged cavernous nerves can facilitate return of erectile function by engendering directional nerve growth in an animal model. Micropatterned grafts have been produced using a biodegradable polymer (PDFA). The groove characteristics obtained by micropatterning will be optimized to allow maximal directional neurite growth have been optimized. The effect of laminin +/- ...


Use of Synthetic Nerve Grafts to Restore Cavernous Nerve Function Following Prostate Cancer Surgery: In Vitro and In Vivo Studies MAR 2006 9 pages
Authors:  Badrinath R. Konety; CALIFORNIA UNIV SAN FRANCISCO
The full text of this report is available for sale.The hypothesis of this proposal is that interposition of micropatterned biodegradable polymer based nerve grafts to replace resected or damaged cavernous nerves can facilitate return of erectile function by engendering directional nerve growth in an animal model. Micropatterned grafts have been produced using a biodogradable polymer (PDFA) The groove oharaotceristics obtained by micropatterning will be optimized to allow maximal directional neurite growth have been optimized The effect of laminin +/- ...


Use of Synthetic Nerve Grafts to Restore Cavernous Nerve Function Following Prostate Cancer Surgery: In Vitro and In Vivo Studies MAR 2005 9 pages
Authors:  Badrinath R. Konety; IOWA UNIV IOWA CITY
The full text of this report is available for sale.The hypothesis of this proposal is that interposition of micropatterned biodegradable polymer based nerve grafts to replace resected or damaged cavernous nerves can facilitate return of erectile function by engendering directional nerve growth in an animal model. Micropatterned grafts have been produced using a biodegradable polymer (PDFA). The groove characteristics obtained by micropatterning will be optimized to allow maximal directional neurite growth have been optimized. The effect of laminin +1- ...


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