Connective tissue body formation substrate and substrate removal tool
AssigneeNational Cerebral and Cardiovascular Center
InventorsYasuhide NAKAYAMA, Tomonori OIE, Takeshi MORIWAKI
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Loading patent…
AssigneeNational Cerebral and Cardiovascular Center
InventorsYasuhide NAKAYAMA, Tomonori OIE, Takeshi MORIWAKI
Estimating the term…
The present invention provides a connective tissue body formation substrate which can form a film-like connective tissue having a desired thickness and both surfaces in a desired surface condition without prolonging the time required for formation of the connective tissue. Specifically, two tissue formation surfaces 2a and 2b are faced with each other with a tissue formation space 3 being interposed therebetween. A slit 9 is formed in the tissue formation surface 2b so that the tissue formation space 3 communicates with an outside of the substrate. A connective tissue body formation substrate 1 is installed in an environment where a biological tissue material is present. A connective tissue intrudes into the tissue formation space 3 from the slit 9. Both surfaces of the film-like connective tissue are formed so as to match the substrate surface.
1-19. (canceled)
A connective tissue body formation substrate which can form a film-like connective tissue on a substrate surface by being installed in an environment where a biological tissue sample is present, wherein two tissue formation surfaces where the connective tissue is formed are provided by facing each other with a tissue formation space interposed therebetween so as to form both surfaces of the film-like connective tissue matching a substrate surface, and a slit allowing the tissue formation space and an outside of the substrate to communicate with each other is formed at least in one of the tissue formation surfaces.
A substrate removal tool for removing a substrate on which a film-like connective tissue is formed on a substrate surface by being installed in an environment where a biological tissue sample is present from the environment, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.