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Copyright ©The Author(s) 2016.
World J Radiol. Apr 28, 2016; 8(4): 355-369
Published online Apr 28, 2016. doi: 10.4329/wjr.v8.i4.355
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Figure 1 Bone allografts. A: Bone collection from cadaveric donor; B: Cortical bone; C: Femoral heads excised during surgery; D: Processed bone allografts.
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Figure 2 Soft tissue allografts. A: Tendon allografts collected from cadaveric donor; B: Processed tendon allograft.
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Figure 3 Allograft skin. A: Cadaveric donor; B: Skin collected from cadaveric donor; C: Processed allograft skin.
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Figure 4 Amniotic membrane. A: Collection of amniotic tissue from placenta; B: Processed amniotic membrane dressing.
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Figure 5 Types of DNA damage by ionizing radiation. A: Intrastrand crosslink; B: SSB; C: Base deamination; D: Interstrand crosslink; E: Sugar residue alteration; F: Abasic site and hydrogen breakage; G: Base oxidation; H: DSB; I: CLP. SSB: Single strand break; DSB: Double strand break; CLP: Crosslinking protein.