Patient-specific tissue engineered vascular graft for aortic arch reconstruction

Hidenori Hayashi; Jacqueline Contento; Kazuyuki Matsushita; Paige Mass; Vincent Cleveland; Seda Aslan; A. Dave; R. Dos-Santos; Angie Zhu; Emmett Reid; Tatsuya Watanabe; Nora Lee; Tyler Dunn; Umar Siddiqi; Katherine Nurminsky; Vivian Nguyen; Keigo Kawaji; Joey Huddle; Luka Pocivavsek; Jed Johnson; Mark Fuge; Yue‐Hin Loke; Axel Krieger; Laura Olivieri; Narutoshi Hibino

doi:10.1016/j.xjon.2024.02.012

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The complexity of aortic arch reconstruction due to diverse 3-dimensional geometrical abnormalities is a major challenge. This study introduces 3-dimensional printed tissue-engineered vascular grafts, which can fit patient-specific dimensions, optimize hemodynamics, exhibit antithrombotic and anti-infective properties, and accommodate growth.

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