Tissue Engineering Generation of adipose tissue: an overview of current standards and possibilities

We describe fat injection as a new and promising method for the treatment of a recalcitrant RVF where previous attempts had failed to heal the fistula. This method does not include wide dissection, thereby reducing the risk of injury to important neurovascular structures. The method is minimally invasive and causes minimal donor site morbidity. More advanced techniques can still be used in cases of recurrence.

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Novel treatment for recalcitrant rectovaginal fistulas: fat injection

Weerd

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Norderval

2014

Int Urogynecol J

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Constructed silk fibroin scaffolds to mimic adipose tissue as engineered implantation materials in post-subcutaneous tumor removal

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Tissue Engineering Generation of adipose tissue: an overview of current standards and possibilities

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Novel treatment for recalcitrant rectovaginal fistulas: fat injection

Novel treatment for recalcitrant rectovaginal fistulas: fat injection

Constructed silk fibroin scaffolds to mimic adipose tissue as engineered implantation materials in post-subcutaneous tumor removal

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