1 resultado para Wound healing
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Resumo:
The perturbation of homeostatic mechanisms caused by interactions between any indwelling biomedical device and the biological medium into which it is implanted initiates a dynamic wound healing response from the host which can be rigorous and ongoing. The typical result of this response is a severe degradation in the performance and safety of the device, often to the extent of precluding their clinical use. Nitric oxide (NO) is an endogenously produced biomolecule capable of mediating many of the cellular processes leveraged against implanted devices. The in vivo performance of indwelling devices prepared with NO release coatings has recently been evaluated with very encouraging results. This work developed a platform capable of both generating programmable fluxes of NO and directly evaluating the performance of indwelling probes under different profiles of NO generation. This platform can be used to improve the efficacy of NO release materials in mitigating the host response.