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  • 21. Fibronectins in healing incision, excision and laser wounds.
    Luomanen M, Virtanen I.
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  • 23. [An experimental histologic study on the healing of skin and mucosal wounds after scalpel incisions or electrosurgical incisions].
    Miotti B, Miotti A, Benvenuti V.
    G Stomatol Ortognatodonzia; 1983 Mar; 2(3):3-9. PubMed ID: 6590483
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  • 25. Healing and tensile strength of CO2 laser incisions and scalpel wounds in rabbits.
    Finsterbush A, Rousso M, Ashur H.
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  • 28. Comparison of first-intention healing of carbon dioxide laser, 4.0-MHz radiosurgery, and scalpel incisions in ball pythons (Python regius).
    Hodshon RT, Sura PA, Schumacher JP, Odoi A, Steeil JC, Newkirk KM.
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  • 29. [Animal experiment studies of laser effects on lymphatic vessels. A contribution to the discussion of laser surgery segmental resection of carcinomas].
    Werner JA, Lippert BM, Schünke M, Rudert H.
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    Petersen H, Tavakoli F, Kruber S, Münscher A, Gliese A, Hansen NO, Uschold S, Eggert D, Robertson WD, Gosau T, Sehner S, Kwiatkowski M, Schlüter H, Schumacher U, Knecht R, Miller RJ.
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  • 31. Scalpel Versus Diathermy in Wound Healing After Mucosal Incisions: A Split-Mouth Study.
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  • 32. Mast cells in laser and surgical wounds.
    Pinheiro AL, Browne RM, Frame JW, Matthews JB.
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  • 33. Comparison of mouse matrix metalloproteinase 13 expression in free-electron laser and scalpel incisions during wound healing.
    Wu N, Jansen ED, Davidson JM.
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  • 34. Effects of scalpel (with and without tissue adhesive) and cryosurgery on wound healing in rat tongues.
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  • 36. [Comparative study on wound healing in the oral cavity following experimental surgery using a scalpel, electrocauterization and CO2 laser beam].
    Gáspár L, Tóth J.
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  • 38. Mast cell concentration in the wound healing process of incisions made by different instruments.
    Azevedo LH, de Sousa SC, Correa L, de Paula Eduardo C, Dagli ML, Romanos G, Migliari DA.
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  • 39. Wound healing following partial glossectomy using the CO2 laser, diathermy and scalpel: a histological study in rats.
    Basu MK, Frame JW, Rhys Evans PH.
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  • 40. A histological evaluation of the mice oral mucosal tissue wounds excised with diode laser, Er:YAG laser, and cold scalpel.
    Li H, Liu Y, Li X, Du J, Guo L, Liu Y.
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