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The Annals of Thoracic Surgery, Vol 21, 221-229, Copyright © 1976 by The Society of Thoracic Surgeons
M Brais and NS Braunwald
A technique for accelerating the development of tissue layers on fabrics
implanted in the bloodstream has been explored in dogs and monkeys.
Endothelial cell seeding of the fabrics with cells derived from the
endocardial surface of the atrium together with an autogenous plasma
coating was shown to accelerate organization of fabric-covered devices
implanted in the bloodstream of adult primates. At the same time, this
technique appears simple and rapid enough to be practical in a clinical
setting. The results suggest that this approach might be useful in
accelerating the development of tissue layers on prosthetic valves
implanted in the heart.
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