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New bone growth within a bioceramic bone substitute

Fungal infection after corneal graft

SEM of blood clot at edge of graft

SEM of meshed skin graft over a burn.

Endovascular Aneurysm Repair (EVAR), x-ray analysis

Colour-enhanced transmission electron micrograph showing a fungal
infection penetrating through the cornea into the anterior chamber of the eye (left of picture). This infection follows a corneal graft. Many polymorphonuclear leucocytes have come into the area to combat the infection, which has caused the destruction of the corneal endothelial
monolayer. The hyphae are approximately 1-2nm in diameter.

New bone growth (red and green) within a porous bioceramic bone graft substitute (white).

Scanning electron microscope image of blood clot at edge of graft.

New bone growth (pink, blue and yellow) within a porous bioceramic bone graft substitute (dark framework). Biomedical Image Awards 2005.

New bone growth (pink, blue and yellow) within a porous bioceramic bone graft substitute (dark)

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Fungal infection after corneal graft

New bone growth within a bioceramic bone substitute

SEM of blood clot at edge of graft

New bone growth within a bioceramic bone substitute

New bone growth within a bioceramic bone substitute

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Fungal infection after corneal graft

New bone growth within a bioceramic bone substitute

SEM of blood clot at edge of graft

New bone growth within a bioceramic bone substitute

New bone growth within a bioceramic bone substitute

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