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Long-term effects of bupivacaine on cartilage in a rabbit shoulder model
Andreas H. Gomoll
, Adam B. Yanke
, Richard W. Kang
,
Susan Chubinskaya
, James M. Williams
, Bernard R. Bach
, Brian J. Cole
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3-group
9%
3-tissue
9%
Ability to Recover
9%
Arthroscopic
9%
Articular Cartilage
27%
Bupivacaine
100%
Bupivacaine Toxicity
9%
Cartilage
100%
Cartilage Diseases
9%
Cartilage Injury
9%
Cartilage Metabolism
9%
Cell Count
9%
Chondrocytes
9%
Chondrolysis
9%
Chondrotoxicity
9%
Clinical Significance
9%
Content Assay
9%
Controlled Laboratory Study
9%
Deleterious Effects
9%
Glenohumeral Joint
9%
Histological Evaluation
9%
Histological Grade
9%
Human Cartilage
9%
In Vitro Model
9%
Intra-articular Antibiotic Infusion
9%
Live Detection
9%
Living Cells
9%
Macroscopic Changes
9%
No Significant Difference
9%
Noxious Stimuli
9%
Permanent Damage
9%
Permanent Impairment
9%
Proteoglycan Content
18%
Proteoglycan Synthesis
9%
Radiographic Changes
9%
Shoulder Modelling
100%
Statistical Analysis
9%
Sulfate Uptake
9%
Tissue Sampling
9%
Veterinary Science and Veterinary Medicine
Articular Cartilage
25%
Bupivacaine
100%
Cartilage
100%
Cartilage Injury
8%
Chondrocyte
8%
Diseases
8%
Epinephrine
16%
Glenohumeral Joint
8%
In Vitro
8%
Intraarticular Drug Administration
8%
Joint Injection
8%
Leporidae
100%
Metabolic Pathway
8%
Radiographic Changes
8%
Medicine and Dentistry
Articular Cartilage
25%
Bupivacaine
100%
Cartilage
100%
Cartilage Injury
8%
Cell Count
8%
Chondrocyte
8%
Chondrolysis
8%
Chondropathy
8%
Epinephrine
16%
In Vitro
8%
Infusion
25%
Joint Injection
8%
Proteoglycan
8%
Proteoglycan Synthesis
8%
Shoulder Joint
8%
Sulfate
8%
Table Salt
8%