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Medical Research

Research

Since the establishment of Cappagh Hospital Foundation in 1988, over 40 Medical Research projects have been funded by you.

Over many years, medical professionals conducting critical research and investigating the causes of, and potential treatments for orthopaedic conditions and illnesses have been conducted within the medical field.

The tireless efforts of these professionals continues to ensure that future health and welfare of Cappagh’s and other hospital’s patients is at the forefront.

Some of these include:

Year Title
2009 Hydrogen Peroxide as an Irrigation Solution
2006 To examine the potential role of central bone grafting as a method of preventing femoral head collapse in an animal model of Legg-Calve-Perthes disease.
2006 Effects of taurine on skeletal ischaemia-reperfusion injury
2005 A Study on the regulation of Ischaemia Reperfusion Injury and Apoptosis by the Glutathione Depleting Agent, Diethylmaleate.
2004 The manipulation of electrochemical forces around orthopaedic implants: the effect on bacterial adhesion.
2003 The effects of Ranitidine on Lymphocyte Function, Infection Rates and Markers of Lung Injury in a Rodent Model
2003 A Study of dural healing in an ovine model and the possible role of an anti-adhesion barrier gel, ADCON-L, in pseudo meningocele formation following lumbar spine surgery
2003 A Study of dural healing in an ovine model and the possible role of an anti-adhesion barrier gel, ADCON-L, in pseudo meningocele formation following lumbar spine surgery
2003 Serum Mediated Osteogenic effects of Acute Spinal cord Injuries
2002 Fracture Haematoma is implicated in ARDS by its pro-inflammatory effects on neutrophils and endothelial cells: An In Vitro & In Vivo Analysis
2002 Attenuation by Anti-Oxidant Supplementation of Neutrophil Mediated Tissue Injury Following Reperfusion and in a Novel Model of Compartment Syndrome
2001 The Biological Behaviour and Mechanical Properties of Bone Sialoprotein coated Femoral Implants in Rats
2001 A Study on the effects of a Micro-current on Bacterial Adhesion.
2001 The Role of Osteoblast Apoptosis in Aseptic Loosening
2000 Microcracks and the Fatigue Behaviour of Compact Bone
1999 An Anatomical, Ultrastructural and Functional Analysis of the Meniscofemoral ligaments of the Human Knee Joint
1999 An investigation into the Potential for Improved Graft Fixation in Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction
1999 Meniscal Replacement by Tendon Autograft, An In Vitro and In Vivo Study.
A Functional Analysis of the Meniscofemoral Ligaments of the Human Knee Joint
1997 The Evaluation of Cyanoacrylate Adhesives in Meniscular Repair

 

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