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General Aspects in the Use of Medical Textiles for Implantation

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Medical Textiles for Implantation

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Textile structures play a major role in biomedical engineering in general, and especially at devices to be implanted. In the early fifties, the use of textiles for the replacement of blood vessels opened a new area for medical textiles. Voorhes found 1952 /1,2/ in animal tests, that porous woven fabrics were covered by an endothelium-like cell-layer. He concluded, that the ingrowth of fibroblasts coming from the surrounding tissue, would be possible, forming a base for the growth of endothelium at the inner surface of vascular grafts.

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    Heinrich Planck , Martin Dauner  & Monika Renardy ,  & 

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Planck, H. (1990). General Aspects in the Use of Medical Textiles for Implantation. In: Planck, H., Dauner, M., Renardy, M. (eds) Medical Textiles for Implantation. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-75802-7_1

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