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The most effective surgical use of fibrin film (1) or foam (2) demands some knowledge of their rates of absorption in the body. Fundamental observations on the histological sequences involved in the course of absorption of fibrinogen plastics (1) implanted in tissue have been made by Bailey, Ford, and Hawn (3). The present study was undertaken to measure the rates of absorption of various types of fibrin films, so that it might be possible to adjust the persistence of film in the body to meet specific requirements.

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CHEMICAL, CLINICAL, AND IMMUNOLOGICAL STUDIES ON THE PRODUCTS OF HUMAN PLASMA FRACTIONATION. XVII. A NOTE ON THE ABSORPTION RATES OF FIBRIN FILMS IN TISSUE 12