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Stellenwert xenogener Materialien als Aortenersatz im Infekt

Importance of xenograft materials for aortic replacement in infections

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Xenogene und biosynthetische Materialien werden im klinischen Alltag zunehmend als Gefäßersatzmaterial im Infekt eingesetzt. Insbesondere die hohe Infektresistenz, die gute Handhabbarkeit und die Verfügbarkeit haben zu einer Verbreitung der Anwendung geführt. Die wissenschaftlichen Daten basieren weiterhin überwiegend auf retrospektiven Analysen kleiner Patientengruppen.

Abstract

Xenografts and biosynthetic materials are increasingly being used as vascular replacement materials in infected surgical fields. The high resistance against reinfection, the good handling and the availability in particular have contributed to the increasing use. The scientific data is still mainly based on retrospective studies of small groups of patients.

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    I. Töpel, M. Steinbauer & T. Betz

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Töpel, I., Steinbauer, M. & Betz, T. Stellenwert xenogener Materialien als Aortenersatz im Infekt. Gefässchirurgie 25, 649–651 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00772-020-00714-4

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