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ECM-based vascular biomaterials

With regard to cardiovascular surgery, although ECM-derived medical implants can be constructed from a variety of materials, there are several desirable properties in common to these materials when used in the vascular system. The final implantable object should have a low risk of restenosis and calcification. The material should be resistant to infection, antithrombogenic, stable, durable, and easy to obtain, handle, and prepare. Ideally, the ECM-based biomaterial should have a compliance comparable to host vessels. ... [Pg.20]

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