1991
DOI: 10.1016/0003-9969(91)90072-3
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Fluid and protein flux across the pulpodentine complex of the dog in vivo

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“…5 It may be so that the cellulose membrane actively soaked more fluid from the dentin wound than the PVDF membrane did. Dentinal fluid flow is related to pulpal pressure.…”
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“…5 It may be so that the cellulose membrane actively soaked more fluid from the dentin wound than the PVDF membrane did. Dentinal fluid flow is related to pulpal pressure.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…6 Similar approaches were also used to study dentinal fluid flux in dog teeth. 5,11 These collection methods, however, are impracticable in the clinical situation. The current research aimed towards the development a chair-side assay that could reflect the health of pulp before a tooth is restored.…”
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