Does heat processing in infant formulas induce changes in copper tissue levels in suckling and weanling rats?
Consuming the SC1 formula induced high erythrocyte copper levels in suckling rats, whereas the equivalent dehydrated formula (P1) induced elevated liver copper concentrations in weanling rats. This is associated with the different Maillard reaction products resulting from the processing of each infant formula and with the developmental stage of the animals.
We believe that delivering the tumescent solution in a distal to proximal direction increases the comfort of both patient and surgeon with lower tumescent volume during the EVLA of the GSV.