Prosthetic tubular article

Textiles: manufacturing – Thread finishing – Fabrication-defabrication

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28220, D02G 102

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ABSTRACT:
The invention involves a method to texturize absorbable or absorbable
onabsorbable components that are to be used to fabricate textile grafts of all sizes, and specifically for repair of the peripheral vascular system and for coronary bypass use. The bioabsorbable component of the graft fosters increased tissue ingrowth into the graft as compared to conventional 100% nonabsorbable grafts. Increased tissue ingrowth leads to greater patency through formation of a vascularized neointima and less tendency to be aneurysmal through formation of a suitable adventitia. The absorbable component can be a variety of materials, including PGA, the polymer used to manufacture the MAXON.TM. suture, etc., whereas the nonabsorbable component (to be used as the backbone) can be new materials, e.g. the polymer used to manufacture the NOVAFIL.RTM. suture, or more conventional polymers, including polyester, polyamide or polypropylene.

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patent: 4693071 (1987-09-01), Morrison
Man-Made Textile Encyclopedia, Textile Book Publishers, N.Y., 1959; pp. 222, 223 and 238-240.

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