Publications by authors named "Trong Nguyen-Huu"
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- Venomous snakebites can lead to serious injuries, particularly in the hand, creating challenges for surgical reconstruction.
- A 23-year-old patient with a complex cobra-induced thumb injury was treated using a free composite anterolateral thigh (ALT) flap, which successfully covered both the extensor tendon and soft tissue in a single surgical stage.
- This technique not only improved functionality and aesthetics of the thumb but also helped reduce recovery time, allowing for a quicker return to work, despite potential downsides like flap thickness affecting movement.
is the primary causal pathogen of grapevine crown gall disease. Because this endophytic bacterium can survive as a systemic latent (symptomless) infection in grapevine, detecting and monitoring its development in planta is of great importance. In plant bacteria studies, plate counting is routinely used as a simple and reliable method to evaluate the bacterial population level in planta.
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