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[Lyophilized pig bladder as a partial bladder wall substitute (author's transl)]

A Kelâmi, M Kunkel, H J Stolpmann

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    |January 1, 1976
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    Lyophilized pig bladder is unsuitable for partial urinary bladder wall replacement in rabbits. This biomaterial offers no advantages over human dura as a bladder substitute.

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