… cervical abrasion, with 30% having abrasion more than 1 mm in depth. Abrasion was found
on 16% of all teeth, 5% being deeper than 1 mm. The prevalence of cervical abrasion varied …

… After CO2 laser abrasion, normal skin and marked cosmetic improvement of the … abrasion
than with these methods. Thus, CO2 laser abrasion can be useful in the cosmetic and medical …

… By performing a comprehensive medical and dental history, using precise terms and
concepts, and utilizing the Revised Schema of Pathodynamic Mechanisms, the dentist may …

… We found that abrasion reduces artefacts by resistively loading … the minimum amount of skin
abrasion required to eliminate stretch … In contrast, sandpaper abrasion by an inexperienced …

… In this report we describe the development of a mouse model of a skin abrasion wound
infected with MRSA by using a bioluminescent MRSA strain derived from ATCC 33591. As the …

… of a partial-thickness dermal abrasion to mimic the dermal … The present partial-thickness
dermal abrasion mouse model … partial-thickness dermal abrasion were monitored using specific …

… In contrast to abrasion alone, however, the abrasion sites of the destabilised osteoarthritic
joints did not show increased hydroxyproline content. Also unlike abrasion of a stable joint, …

… and numerous responses in the medical and lay literature.… the New England Journal of
Medicine article25 and what exists … abrasion had pain, and 38.8% of those with a large abrasion …

Tooth wear represents a frequent pathology with multifactorial origins. Behavioral changes,
unbalanced diet, various medical conditions and medications inducing acid regurgitation or …

… for air-particle abrasion: control (as-sintered); air-abrasion with 50 µm alumina particles
at 0.2 MPa pressure (AB-0.2) and 0.4 MPa pressure (AB-0.4); air abrasion with 50 µm Glass …