Plasma treatment of multilayer bonded jointsPROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a method of adhering after lapping a medium that expands in a cross section.SOLUTION: A method of adhering after lapping a medium that potentially expands with an adhesive tape in an unwinding cross section includes: ...
including osteoarthritis. It is commonly used for knee arthritis, we also use this method on other joints as well such as shoulders, wrists, sacroiliac, ankles and hips. This is also used to help treat pain from the neck and low back. This can be used...
This work reports a quantitative evaluation of the aging behavior of adhesively bonded joints manufactured using a toughened epoxy adhesive applied on CFRP substrates. Low-pressure plasma (LPP) treatment was employed, adopting air and pure oxygen as process gases and varying working parameters such as...
Platelet-rich plasma injections have become a popular form of treatment for painful joints in recent years but researchers have established they are no better than placebo for helping reduce knee pain. Credit: CANVA Injections of platelet-rich plasma are no better than placebo for helping reduce kn...
The results showed that the water contact angle was minimum and the peel strength was maximized when the aluminum was plasma-treated for 30 s at a volume ratio of 5 : 5. The shear strength of aluminum-CFRP composite joints plasma-treated under the optimal treatment conditions was 33% higher...
Atmospheric pressure plasma spraying is currently used to fabricate relatively thick ceramic coatings for orthopedic applications such as hip joints replacements. We have recently fabricated bioactive nanostructured titanium oxide coatings that are bioactive and conducive to the growth of apatite. The material...
Secondly, they demonstrated that proteinase K treatment fully or partially reversed the macrophage response to the three plasma proteins, while not affecting lipopolysaccharide. In conclusion, the article by Sohn and colleagues contributes to our understanding of how TLRs may be activated locally in the...
Which treatment should I get? Stem Cells or Platelet Rich Plasma? Let’s say, for example, you have encountered an injury to the knee meniscus, ACL or MCL ligaments, or have chronic knee pain due to a past injury or arthritis. Any of these dysfunctions would make you a good candidate ...
Secondly, they demonstrated that proteinase K treatment fully or partially reversed the macrophage response to the three plasma proteins, while not affecting lipopolysaccharide. In conclusion, the article by Sohn and colleagues contributes to our understanding of how TLRs may be activated locally in the...
Platelet enriched plasma for acute muscle injury. Acta Orthop Belg. 2010;76(4):443–8. PubMed Google Scholar Zanon G, Combi F, Combi A, Perticarini L, Sammarchi L, Benazzo F. Platelet-rich plasma in the treatment of acute hamstring injuries in professional football players. Joints. ...