Conference
PLATELET ADHESION TO NATIVE AND TREATED BIOPROSTHETIC HEART VALVES PART I: STATIC TEST TO STUDY INFLUENCE OF GLUTARALDEHYDE FIXATION AND EXPOSURE TIMES.
Abstract
A low incidence of thromboembolism without long-term anticoagulant therapy has made bioprosthesis a popular choice of heart valve replacement. However, the major limitation of bioprostheses is their propensity for clinically observed Ca** plus ** plus formation and associated thrombogenecity, which also influences their haemodynamic performance and eventually leads to valvular dysfunction. In spite of that, no in vitro study has been conducted …
Authors
Hum OS; Ghista DN; Brash JL
Pagination
pp. 35-36
Publication Date
December 1, 1984
Conference proceedings
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