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    Systemic inflammatory cytokine analysis to monitor biomaterial augmented tissue healing.

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    http://hdl.handle.net/11287/596555
    Author
    Bryan, N
    Ashwin, H
    Smart, Neil J.
    Weyhe, D
    Wohlert, S
    Bayon, Y
    Hunt, J A
    Date
    2016-02-08
    Journal
    The International journal of artificial organs
    Type
    Journal Article
    Publisher
    Wichtig
    DOI
    10.5301/ijao.5000450
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    Archived with thanks to The International journal of artificial organs.
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    Abstract
    Hernias can be repaired by reinforcement of damaged fascia using biomaterials to provide stabilisation. Repair materials are usually porous, through which cells infiltrate, proliferate and secrete ECM. Their efficacy relies on good tissue integration and resolution of host defence mechanisms. Therefore, understanding the dynamics by which biomaterials interact with tissue will provide knowledge to advance prosthesis design. Furthermore, determining host response in real time would provide significant advantage both clinically and scientifically over the current terminal process of histology.
    Citation
    Systemic inflammatory cytokine analysis to monitor biomaterial augmented tissue healing. 2016, 38 (12):651-8 Int J Artif Organs
    Publisher URL
    http://www.artificial-organs.com/article/ebc70a6a-7906-46d4-904c-7ef7c1b9623a
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