Process of Microcellular Propellants with Adjustable Skin Thickness

Medial canthus reconstruction with full thickness skin graft: case report

Introduction: Medial canthus area, as one of most common sites of facial skin cancers, is notified for reconstruction. There are numerous reconstructive options to cover resulted skin defects, which have their own advantages and disadvantages. Here, we decided to present our experience in medial canthal area with amazing result. Case Report: A 47-year-old man with basal cell carcinoma (BCC) ...

A Multivariable Laboratory Process with an Adjustable Zero*

A novel multivariable laboratory process that consists of four interconnected water tanks is presented. The linearized dynamics of the system have a multivariable zero that is possible to move along the real axis by changing a valve. The zero can be placed in both the lefr and the right half-plane. I n this way the quadrupletank process is ideal for illustrating many concepts in multivariable c...

Analysis of facial skin thickness: defining the relative thickness index.

BACKGROUND The determination of human skin thickness has been achieved through various methods, both in vivo and in vitro. Ultrasound and histometric analyses have been the most commonly used. However, absolute values of epidermal and dermal thicknesses have demonstrated variability among the different modalities, leaving questions regarding the ability to standardize or compare results of diff...

Combustion Mechanisms of Solid Propellants

The Full-Thickness Skin Graft.

In I896, Krause reported the use of the same type of graft in a large series of cases and described in great detail a technique which differs little from that employed to-day. In view of this work, in which full credit was given to the earlier reports of Wolfe and others, it is not unreasonable that this graft should be named, as it frequently is, the Wolfe-Krause graft. " Full-thickness," " De...