Tracheal regeneration: Myth or fact?

Our results demonstrated that the epithelium-denuded-cryopreserved tracheal allograft implanted in heterotopy displayed satisfactory morphology, stiffness and immune tolerance despite the absence of immunosuppressive drugs. This allograft with a fascial flap transferable to the neck should be investigated in the setting of tracheal replacement in rabbits. Similar studies need to be conducted in bigger mammals before considering clinical applications.

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Tracheal regeneration: Myth or fact?

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