… This study showed that extended-shelf-life 90 Y glass microspheres—with a specific activity
and embolic load between that of TheraSphere® and SIR-Spheres®—are safe and effective …

… or glass. Due to a smaller size and a significantly higher amount of radioactivity per single
sphere,8 glass microspheres … liver tissue and allows glass microspheres to be utilized in the …

Phosphate-based glasses (PBGs) are biomaterials that degrade under physiological conditions
and can be modified to release various ions depending on end applications. This study …

… Similarly, compressive strength tests show that only solid borosilicate particles lead to
reduced compressive strengths (from ~95 to ~40 MPa) in the long term, while CSFs showed no …

… long-term conversion of 45S5 glass–ceramic microspheres (designated 45S5c) in an aqueous
phosphate solution. Microspheres … The reacted 45S5c microspheres and solutions were …

… glass microspheres from calcium phosphate-based glasses to encapsulate and deliver stem
cells. Careful selection of the glass … the production of porous glass microspheres via a single…

… used to visually observe the nonuniform reaction of glass microspheres with phosphate-buffered
saline (PBS) solution. Approximately 1 mg of glass microspheres (30–45 μm in diameter…

… as hard as the SiO 2 glass microspheres, allowing us to investigate biologic behaviors, such
as distributions and histologic changes of the microspheres, within the biologic structures by …

… PBG glass formulations (see Table 1) were then processed into solid glass microspheres
(SGMS) and porous glass microspheres (PGMS) for further analysis as follows. The glasses …

… is to add hollow glass or ceramic microsphere to plasticizer, … cement, Glass G micro fine
cement, and hollow microspheres. To … glass microspheres were used at a certain concentration. …