Silicones: A Review of Suggested Applications in Medicine and Dentistry

Levin, Harry L.

doi:10.1093/milmed/121.6.397

Military Medicine

1957

DOI: 10.1093/milmed/121.6.397

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Silicones: A Review of Suggested Applications in Medicine and Dentistry

Harry L. Levin

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Silicone fluid, attractive and dangerous: Collective review and summary of experience

Piechotta¹

1979

Aesth. Plast. Surg.

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Silicone injection therapy for soft tissue augmentation gives excellent results when the material is applied in small amounts, especially in correcting deep folds on the forehead or in the nasolabial region. Unfortunately, one must sometimes cope with an unpleasant complication, which is not easy to overcome: the formation of a silicone granuloma, the so-called siliconoma. There is still much discussion about the etiology of this. This report surveys the different opinions expressed in the literature and presents my own experiences with the use of liquid silicone.

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Silicone fluid, attractive and dangerous: Collective review and summary of experience

Piechotta¹

1979

Aesth. Plast. Surg.

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Silicone Fluid as a Lubricant for Artificial Eyes* *Presented at the University of Toronto Eye Alumni meeting, Toronto, November, 1963. The Alumni Prize for the best clinical paper presented by a final-year resident at the fourth clinical convention of the University of Toronto Eye Alumni was awarded to Dr. Morgan.

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1964

American Journal of Ophthalmology

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Clinical experiments and experiences with silicone rubber in dental prosthetics

Robinson

1963

The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry

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Silicones: A Review of Suggested Applications in Medicine and Dentistry

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Silicone fluid, attractive and dangerous: Collective review and summary of experience

Silicone fluid, attractive and dangerous: Collective review and summary of experience

Clinical experiments and experiences with silicone rubber in dental prosthetics

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