Tissue engineering in vascular surgery



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Tissue engineering is a complex biomedical and technological system of knowledge allowing to make and investigate the artificial tissues and organs. Prevalence of vascular diseases and demand of bypass material in vascular surgery led to a lot of researches, with the ultimate aim to create an artificial artery or vein. This article is dedicated to review the main possible methods of artificial vessel manufacturing, some of which already have been used in a clinic.

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G. I Popov

The First I.P. Pavlov State Medical University

Saint-Petersburg, Russia

V. N Vavilov

Peter the Great Saint-Petersburg Polytechnic University

Saint-Petersburg, Russia

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