EFFECTS OF A POSITIVELY CHARGED BIOMATERIAL FOR DERMAL AND SUBCUTANEOUS AUGMENTATION

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作者
EPPLEY, BL
SUMMERLIN, DJ
PREVEL, CD
SADOVE, AM
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DERMIS; SUBCUTANEOUS AUGMENTATION; INJECTION; DEXTRAN-BASED BIOMATERIAL;
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10.1007/BF00451350
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R61 [外科手术学];
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Based on previous experimental connective tissue work, the use of a positively charged dextran-based biomaterial in subcutaneous tissue sites was evaluated. After hydration with saline, the biomaterial was injected beneath the abdominal skin in rats. A robust macrophage response was initially seen at 30 days without acute inflammation. By one year postoperatively, extensive intermaterial fibroblast and collagen ingrowth had occurred. No evidence of a foreign-body or chronic inflammatory response was seen. These preliminary findings suggest good tissue compatibility of this biomaterial and suggests that when combined with a biocompatible liquid medium, the potential for development of a bioactive dermal and subcutaneous injectable substance exists.
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