Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
 2006
DOI: 10.1097/01.prs.0000196281.64619.19
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Liposuctionable Fat: A Hypothetic Model

Ithamar Nogueira Stocchero
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Gustavo F. Stocchero
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Guilherme Flosi Stocchero
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“…Stocchero et al (2006), em trabalho intitulado Liposuctionable Fat: A Hypothetic Model, procuraram avaliar o máximo de gordura lipoaspirável em um indivíduo. Após aspirarem 1.643 áreas corporais em 506 indivíduos, concluíram que é possível obter tecido adiposo em uma proporção de 7% do peso corporal em mulheres e 4% do peso corporal em homens.…”
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“…Stocchero et al (2006), em trabalho intitulado Liposuctionable Fat: A Hypothetic Model, procuraram avaliar o máximo de gordura lipoaspirável em um indivíduo. Após aspirarem 1.643 áreas corporais em 506 indivíduos, concluíram que é possível obter tecido adiposo em uma proporção de 7% do peso corporal em mulheres e 4% do peso corporal em homens.…”
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Panículo adiposo interescapular de coelho da espécie Oryctolagus cuniculus como fonte de células-tronco

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Isolation of Stem Cells from Human Adipose Tissue: Technique, Problems, and Pearls

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A Reliable Stem Cell Carrier: An Experimental Study in Wistar Rats

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