冷保存完整的椎间盘,而不会影响生存能力

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Ward Shalash1, Ryan Forcier1, Adam Z Higgins1

  • 1School of Chemical, Biological and Environmental Engineering Oregon State University Corvallis Oregon USA.

JOR spine
|August 6, 2024
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概括

脊椎间盘 (IVD) 的冷保存现在可以通过一种新的方法加速冷保护剂 (CPA) 递送. 这种技术在冷储存后确保了高细胞活力,克服了用于移植和研究的组织保存的先前障碍.

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冷保存的方法盘子移植 盘子移植 盘子移植椎间盘之间的椎间盘.运输现象 运输现象

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