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The Origin and Nature of Pseudo-Synovium Appearing Around Implanted Silastic Rods an Experimental Study

C. R. W. RAYNER

Manchester

The pseudo-synovium appearing around Silastic rods is a labile layer made up of a range of cells from undifferentiated fibroblast precursors through to mature fibrocytes. Various factors influencing their behaviour are discussed. The optimum time for grafting into a rod-induced sheath would seem to be in excess of four months.

The Hand, Vol. 8, No. 2, 101-109 (1976)
DOI: 10.1016/0072-968X(76)90027-9
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