May 11, 1915

[Frontiers in Bioscience 9, 1915-1924, May 1, 2004] 1915 IN VIVO ENGINEERING OF BLOOD VESSELS

1. Abstract 2. Introduction 3. In vivo tissue engineering 4. Scaffolds designed to be remodelled 4.1. Synergraft bovine ureter 4.2. Small intestinal submucosa 4.3. Absorbable synthetic grafts 4.4. Translation to the clinic 5. Fibrocollagenous tissue tubes 5.1. Eiken’s plastic rod 5.2. Wire mesh model 5.3. Sparks’ Mandril 5.4. Subcutaneous inflatable balloon 5.5. Perloff, Omniflow and other graf...

Lecture 11 — May 8 , 2017

Remark 1. For simplicity, we will consider oblivious adversaries, where the adversary picks all the loss functions ahead of time. For deterministic algorithms, there is no difference betweeen an oblivious and an adaptive adversary, since the adversary can simulate the algorithm. For randomized algorithms, such a simulation will only give the probability distribution over the actions, and not th...

Sunday, May 11, 2008: Free Communications

Introduction and Aims: The discrepancy between the vasculature size of small paediatric renal allograft recipients and their adult-sized kidney grafts leads to renal hypoperfusion and decrease in absolute glomerular filtration rate, referred to as functional adaptation of these kidneys to the recipients’ size. It was reported recently that this functional adaptation is not completely reversible...

Bioinformatics Advance Access published May 11 , 2007

Washington University Record, May 11, 1995