Five leaking filtering blebs, occurring between 10 months and 21 years after trabeculectomy, were closed with cyanoacrylate tissue adhesive. Filtering bleb integrity was preserved in four cases, so ...

Popularly known by the brand names, Super or Krazy glue, cyanoacrylate adhesive is the ... foamboard, and paper. That being said, check the glue you buy to see if it leads to temporary fusions ...

Although rare, cyanoacrylate injections can lead to pulmonary embolism (PE) via the migration of glue through portosystemic shunts or other vascular pathways into the pulmonary circulation. Diagnosing ...

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So, what should you use when a piece of mosaic tile or a glass stone slips off of its home? Ceramic, glass, and tile glue, of course! This type of adhesive is made from cyanoacrylate and is completely ...

Researchers at Colorado State University and their partners have developed an adhesive polymer that is stronger than current commercially available options while also being biodegradable and reusable.

No adhesion occurred when furan groups were replaced by epoxy groups. The DA adhesive presented robust adhesion performance, with a lap shear strength of 3.07 MPa and maintained reversibility over ...

Rub a paper towel over the dried mixture to ... You will need use sandpaper afterward to remove excess, as the cyanoacrylate-based super glue dries very hard. These options will likely only ...

No sewing machine or even an upholstery stapler required! Glue cardboard to the top and two sides of the table, cover further strips of cardboard with cushion filler and white crushed velvet ...

That material? Cardboard, of course! Cardboard is essentially thick, durable paper. Most of us probably picture it in its flimsy fiberboard form, but cardboard comes in a variety of thicknesses, with ...

The work in this paper sets the stage for addressing this long-standing problem. The research reported in this paper illustrates the interplay of teaching and scholarship at UW–Madison.