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Unfortunately, it is predicted that none of the cranioplasty materials are as capable as autologous grafts. Various studies showed that these materials may result in graft rejection, parenchymal defects, and infection in the early or late period (8-12).
Use of Methyl Methacrylate for Small and Large Cranial Defects: A Single Institute Experience
Various autologous grafts have been described in the literature, including the great saphenous vein, internal jugular vein, femoral vein, left renal vein, or gonadal veins [11,12, 31-33].
The Falciform Ligament for Mesenteric and Portal Vein Reconstruction in Local Advanced Pancreatic Tumor: A Surgical Guide and Single-Center Experience
(11) (2006) reported that PRP appeared to enhance early autologous graft healing.
Plasma rich in growth factors and bone formation: a radiological and histomorphometric study in New Zealand rabbits
Reviroc is under development for the elimination of cancer cells from an autologous graft in bone marrow transplantation for end-stage blood cancer patients.
Kiadis Pharma gets FDA ok to begin phase 3 trial for drug to eliminate cancer cells from autologous graft after bone marrow transplant
Some cancers may reside in an autologous graft. Therefore, transplants using autologous material from bone marrow, mobilized stem cells from peripheral blood, or UCB are less likely to be indicated for hematologic malignancies.
Umbilical cord blood: an overview
Among other activities, the companies will co-fund Genzyme's ongoing Myoblast Autologous Graft in Ischemic Cardiomyopathy (MAGIC) Phase 2 clinical trial of cell therapy to repair damaged heart tissue.
Medtronic, Genzyme form joint venture to target cardiac repair
"The regenerative mechanisms of the body are extremely complex, "Pavesio said." To date, the standard of care in just about any [orthopedic] surgery remains an autologous graft because it is very, very hard to synthetically reproduce a tissue, considering all the complexity that goes into it.
Nature's way: still in search of that magic elixir, orthobiologics firms are turning to stem cells, demineralized bone matrix, and synthetics to heal traumatic injuries and age-related conditions
Auricular cartilage grafts may be the most frequently used autologous graft material in facial plastic surgery.
Simplified approach to auricular cartilage grafts
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