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Embedding of Biliary Calculi in Plastic Materials. A viable solution for increasing their mechanical resistance during sampling

Lenuta-Maria SUTA, Petru MATUSZ, Adriana LEDETI, CodruT IVAN, Marius MURARIU, Mircea Constantin SORA, Ionut LEDETI
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Published 30 Mar 2016
Pages 19–22

Abstract

This paper deals with an innovative technique regarding the embedding of biliary stones in plastic materials as an alternative and viable solution for increasing their mechanical resistance during processing for preparing the samples for instrumental analysis. The human gallstones provided from a single patient were embedded in two different polymeric plastics. The samples were investigated for their mechanical resistance under surface grinding using a rotating abrasive wheel on a bench grinder, as well lathing on a lathe machine. A discussion for the best method of embedding and the sample preparation is presented.

Keywords: embedding; biliary stones; plastic polymers; mechanical stability

How to Cite this Article

SUTA, L., MATUSZ, P., LEDETI, A., IVAN, C., MURARIU, M., SORA, M., & LEDETI, I. (2016). Embedding of Biliary Calculi in Plastic Materials. A viable solution for increasing their mechanical resistance during sampling. Materiale Plastice, 53(1), 19–22.
SUTA L, MATUSZ P, LEDETI A, IVAN C, MURARIU M, SORA M, LEDETI I. Embedding of Biliary Calculi in Plastic Materials. A viable solution for increasing their mechanical resistance during sampling. Materiale Plastice. 2016;53(1):19–22.
L. SUTA, P. MATUSZ, A. LEDETI, C. IVAN, M. MURARIU, M. SORA, and I. LEDETI, "Embedding of Biliary Calculi in Plastic Materials. A viable solution for increasing their mechanical resistance during sampling,” Materiale Plastice, vol. 53, no. 1, pp. 19–22, 2016.
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