Repair and Strengthening of Artificial Biological Tissues
A biological tissue, artificial technology, applied in tissue regeneration, non-polymer organic compound adhesives, prostheses, etc., can solve the problems of leaflet discarding, heart valve discarding, etc.
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[0014] The biological tissue used in the bioprosthetic valve can have selected regions that are strengthened as desired without altering the overall properties of the tissue (eg, flexibility, etc.). For example, tissue may have natural defects, such as openings or through-holes, which do not affect the performance or function of the valve. Perforation is a cosmetic defect and native porcine aortic root tissue is often discarded due to the natural perforation in the lobules. Additionally, defects such as suture holes can form in the tissue during the manufacturing process in valve assembly. It would be advantageous to reinforce or strengthen at these specific defect sites before the valve is implanted in the patient, and especially during valve manufacture. Additionally, it may be desirable to focally alter biological tissue to increase strength or stiffness at other selected locations in the tissue. Tissue augmentation can increase the availability of tissue and heart valves...
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