In vivo Assessment of the Intestinal Permeability Directly: Mainly Assessing the Paracellular Pathway Virtually all in vivo methods to assess paracellular intestinal permeability rely on the urinary excretion of orally ingested probes
In surgery, salvage methods include the reattachment of various muscles, i.e., quadriceps [1,2], masticatory muscles [3], lateral pterygoid muscle [4,5,6], mentalis muscle [7], and temporalis muscle [8], as well as other procedures [9,10]
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