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Tissue engineering using autologous microcirculatory beds as vascularized bioscaffolds

Chang et al., 2009

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17449468129715085581
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Chang E
Bonillas R
El-ftesi S
Chang E
Ceradini D
Vial I
Chan D
Joseph Michaels V
Gurtner G
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The FASEB Journal

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Classic tissue engineering paradigms are limited by the incorporation of a functional vasculature and a reliable means for reimplantation into the host circulation. We have developed a novel approach to overcome these obstacles using autologous explanted …
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