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Perfusion|January 1, 1994
Biomaterials in cardiopulmonary bypassJ M Courtney, S Sundaram, B M Matata, et al.Biomaterials|November 1, 1995
In vitro contact phase activation with haemodialysis membranes: role of pharmaceutical agentsB M Matata, S Wark, S Sundaram, et al.Journal of Biomedical Materials Research|May 1, 1996
Determination of contact phase activation by the measurement of the activity of supernatant and membrane surface-adsorbed factor XII (FXII): its relevance as a useful parameter for the in vitro assessment of haemodialysis membranesB M Matata, J M Courtney, S Sundaram, et al.Journal of Materials Science. Materials in Medicine|May 1, 1997
Ex vivo complement protein adsorption on positively and negatively charged cellulose dialyser membranesA Mahiout, B M Matata, J Vienken, et al.The International Journal of Artificial Organs|October 1, 1996
In vitro blood compatibility evaluation of hollow fibre membrane using a controlled flow system: a comparative studyB M Matata, H Q Yin, J M Courtney, et al.Social Science & Medicine (1982)|September 1, 1994
Endemic fluorosis: an analysis of needs and possibilities based on case studies in KenyaD L Mwaniki, J M Courtney, J D GaylorJournal of Materials Science. Materials in Medicine|September 7, 2004
Complement activation by cellulose: investigation of the effects of time, area, flow rate, shear rate and temperature on C3a generation in vitro, using a parallel plate flow cellN M Lamba, J D Gaylor, J M Courtney, et al.Biomaterials|January 5, 2000
In vitro investigation of the blood response to medical grade PVC and the effect of heparin on the blood responseN M Lamba, J M Courtney, J D Gaylor, et al.Burns, Including Thermal Injury|June 1, 1986
The physical effects of an adhesive dressing top layer on burn wound dressingsD Queen, J H Evans, J D Gaylor, et al.Burns, Including Thermal Injury|February 1, 1986
Preclinical assessment of burn wound dressingsD Queen, J H Evans, J D Gaylor, et al.Pageof 42