Neovascularization

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1987-01-16

1987-10-13

Rosenbaum, C. Fred

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128 1R, 523114, A61B 1704

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046991417

ABSTRACT:
Neovascularization is caused by placing a ligated blood vessel, preferably in an artery, in a sponge made of a material permitting vessel growth therein and therethrough, the material preferably being an acrylic copolymer carrying therein collagen and thereon heparin and fibrinogen, there being also in a preferred embodiment a cell receptacle with a molecular weight cutoff permeable walls within the sponge.

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Altman, "Encapsulated Human Islet Transplants in Diabetic Rats", in Trans. Am. Soc. Artif. Intern. Organs, 1984, vol. XXX, pp. 382-385.

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