Subcutaneous implant-type device for cell transplantation therapy
AssigneeTohoku University
InventorsToshiaki ABE, Nobuhiro NAGAI, Shinji YAMADA, Masafumi GOTO, Kozue IMURA, Hirokazu KAJI
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AssigneeTohoku University
InventorsToshiaki ABE, Nobuhiro NAGAI, Shinji YAMADA, Masafumi GOTO, Kozue IMURA, Hirokazu KAJI
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A capsule device, which can induce vascular bed formation and formation of a space for cell transplantation in subcutaneous tissue in which the device is implanted, is provided. A sustained drug release capsule device, which is to be subcutaneously implanted for subcutaneous sustained release of an angiogenesis-inducing factor as well as formation of a vascular bed as a basis for cell transplantation and a space for cell transplantation in cell therapy, the capsule being made of a material which is not soluble in a biological body and does not adhere to a biological body, and having micropores for sustained release of the angiogenesis-inducing factor.
A sustained drug release capsule device, which is to be subcutaneously implanted for subcutaneous sustained release of an angiogenesis-inducing factor as well as formation of a vascular bed as a basis for cell transplantation and a space for cell transplantation in cell therapy, wherein the capsule is made of a material which is not soluble in a biological body and does not adhere to a biological body, and has micropores for sustained release of the angiogenesis-inducing factor.
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