Background. Repair of skeletal muscle loss due to trauma, surgical resection or malformations represent a challenge for clinicians. Several attempts to create a bioscaffold to substitute skeletal muscle have been done but no satisfying results were obtained due to lack in regeneration process and functionality of repaired tissue. Some studies on tissue engineering investigated the application of decellularized extracellular matrix (ECM) derived from skeletal muscle observing positive effect towards regeneration. It is becoming relevant the role of tissue-specificity in the field of tissue engineering. This study aims to compare the regenerative effect of both tissue-specific and no tissue-specific scaffolds when applied in a volume of volum...
Pathological conditions affecting skeletal muscle function may lead to irreversible volumetric muscl...
Treatment of large defect in congenital diaphragmatic hernia (CDH) remains a challenge. Engineered m...
Functional engineered muscles are still a critical clinical issue to be addressed, although differen...
Skeletal muscle is an essential tissue for several vital functions. It displays an intrinsic regener...
Therapeutic options available in the clinical practice to restore severe loss of muscle mass after t...
Background. Skeletal muscle loss secondary to trauma or myopathy may require surgical interventions,...
Surgical repair of large muscular defects requires the use of autologous graft transfer or prostheti...
Several acquired or congenital pathological conditions can affect skeletal muscle leading to volumet...
Effective clinical treatments for volumetric muscle loss resulting from traumatic injury or resectio...
Several acquired or congenital pathological conditions can affect skeletal muscle leading to volumet...
Large volume skeletal muscle injuries, such as those that occur through traumatic or surgical means,...
Muscle tissue engineering can provide support to large congenital skeletal muscle defects using scaf...
AbstractMuscle tissue engineering can provide support to large congenital skeletal muscle defects us...
Skeletal muscles represent 40% of body mass and its native regenerative capacity can be permanently...
Regenerative medicine and tissue engineering could potentially provide a solution to help patients s...
Pathological conditions affecting skeletal muscle function may lead to irreversible volumetric muscl...
Treatment of large defect in congenital diaphragmatic hernia (CDH) remains a challenge. Engineered m...
Functional engineered muscles are still a critical clinical issue to be addressed, although differen...
Skeletal muscle is an essential tissue for several vital functions. It displays an intrinsic regener...
Therapeutic options available in the clinical practice to restore severe loss of muscle mass after t...
Background. Skeletal muscle loss secondary to trauma or myopathy may require surgical interventions,...
Surgical repair of large muscular defects requires the use of autologous graft transfer or prostheti...
Several acquired or congenital pathological conditions can affect skeletal muscle leading to volumet...
Effective clinical treatments for volumetric muscle loss resulting from traumatic injury or resectio...
Several acquired or congenital pathological conditions can affect skeletal muscle leading to volumet...
Large volume skeletal muscle injuries, such as those that occur through traumatic or surgical means,...
Muscle tissue engineering can provide support to large congenital skeletal muscle defects using scaf...
AbstractMuscle tissue engineering can provide support to large congenital skeletal muscle defects us...
Skeletal muscles represent 40% of body mass and its native regenerative capacity can be permanently...
Regenerative medicine and tissue engineering could potentially provide a solution to help patients s...
Pathological conditions affecting skeletal muscle function may lead to irreversible volumetric muscl...
Treatment of large defect in congenital diaphragmatic hernia (CDH) remains a challenge. Engineered m...
Functional engineered muscles are still a critical clinical issue to be addressed, although differen...