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Primary and recurrent ventral hernia in patients with c-myc, Catenin, Tenascin, and CTGF (Connective tissue like growth factor) analysis of tissue levels

2012
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Advisor: Prof. Dr. Eray Kara

Abstract (EN)

In summary, in recent years, the idea of ??a role in the metabolism of collagen in the pathogenesis of abdominal wall hernias is increasing. Collagen scar formation and construction of key biological factors that affect the net could not be exposed yet. Primary and recurrent incision hernias affecting the process of wound healing and patient-dependent factors that cause poor scar formation is shown aynadığı role. In this study, C-myc, Cate, Tenascin and tissue levels of CTGF in patients with ventral hernia recurrence, and if the analysis was aimed to reveal the relevance of.

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Dr. Selim Bozay

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Selim Bozay (Medical Specialty Thesis). Primary and recurrent ventral hernia in patients with c-myc, Catenin, Tenascin, and CTGF (Connective tissue like growth factor) analysis of tissue levels, 2012, Manisa Celal Bayar University.

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