Clinical experiences with untreated homologous vein grafts in reconstruction of arteries (author's transl)

doi:10.1055/s-0028-1097009

Oct 1, 1975

Clinical experiences with untreated homologous vein grafts in reconstruction of arteries (author's transl)

Thoraxchirurgie, Vaskuläre Chirurgie

G Schulze-Bergmann, C Fernandez

Abstract

50 transplantations of homologous vein grafts in reconstruction of arteries are reported on. Vein grafts were either transplanted immediately or used after deep freezing. This procedure has proved to be effective in the replacement of arteries during our observation period of four years. Results of homologous vein transplants are similar to those of autologous transplants.

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Results of a bovine collagen vascular graft (Solcograft-P) in infra-inguinal positions
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European Journal of Vascular Surgery
A SchröderA Petereit
Vein replacement with fresh vital veins: a comparison of transplantation in RT-1-different rat strain combinations
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Annals of Surgery
A ThiedeW Muller-Ruchholtz

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Arterial System

Entire Vein

Graft Vs Host Reaction

Wound Healing

Transplantation, Autologous

Transplantation, Homologous

Arterial Occlusive Diseases

Arteries

Veins

Homologous Gene

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DOI: 10.1055/s-0028-1097009

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Clinical experiences with untreated homologous vein grafts in reconstruction of arteries (author's transl)

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Results of a bovine collagen vascular graft (Solcograft-P) in infra-inguinal positions

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