Wc. Fox et Tb. Aufdemorte, EXPERIENCE WITH OSSEOUS IMPLANTS FOR BONE AND BIOMATERIALS RESEARCH, Journal of long-term effects of medical implants, 3(1), 1993, pp. 1-27
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37
Categorie Soggetti
Medicine, Research & Experimental",Pathology,"Engineering, Biomedical",Orthopedics
A Cancellous Access Port (CAP) osseous implant for repeated sampling o
f cancellous tissue was developed and tested for experimental studies
of bone, marrow, and materials biocompatibility. The CAP and associate
d methods were shown in a series of studies to allow the repeated biop
sy of unstrained cancellous tissue with little morbidity and no mortal
ity when used in baboons, rhesus, sheep, and horses. CAP infusion, mat
erial testing, and biopsy core assemblies were developed and tested fo
r the administration and assessment of the effects of pharmaceuticals
and biologics; the placement and retrieval of a biomaterial with the s
urrounding tissue; and studies of cancellous bone healing and remodeli
ng.