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Neovascularization induced by porous collagen scaffold implanted on intact and cryoinjured rat hearts.

Biomaterials - 1 Dec 2007

Callegari Andrea, Bollini Sveva, Iop Laura, Chiavegato Angela, Torregrossa Gianluca, Pozzobon Michela, Gerosa Gino, De Coppi Paolo, Elvassore Nicola, Sartore Saverio

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The potential of collagen scaffolds for promoting angiogenesis/arteriogenesis was studied in vivo by implantation on healthy or cryoinjured left ventricles of rats up to 60 days post-injury. Blood vessels content and extra-vascular cell infiltration were evaluated within the collagen scaffold, the cryoinjured areas, and the "border zones" of the myocardium facing the cryoinjured zones. The collagen cardiac...

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PMID: 17905428
DOI: 10.1016/j.biomaterials.2007.07.022

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