In vitro and in vivo study of the biocompatibility and adjacent soft tissue response to synthetic polyvinyl formal hydrogel implant

• Main Authors: Yu. M. Samchenko (Author), S. M. Dybkova (Author), A.P. Maletskyi (Author), L. O. Kernosenko (Author), O.V. Artiomov (Author), T. G. Gruzina (Author), L. S. Reznichenko (Author), T. P. Poltoratska (Author), N. O. Pasmurtseva (Author), N. M. Zholobak (Author), V. I. Podolska (Author), I. Ie. Mamyshev (Author), I. I. Volobaiev (Author), N. M. Bigun (Author)
• Format: Book
• Published: Ukrainian Society of Ophthalmologists, 2024-07-01T00:00:00Z.
• Subjects: article
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Background: Given a rising tendency in the rate of ocular trauma, there is an increasing need in surgeries for orbital, ocular adnexal and periorbital reconstruction. The susceptibility to resorption is a common drawback of the biological tissues used as a plastic material in contemporary orbital su...