Process for seamless connecting/joining of tissue comprising crosslinkable groups
AssigneeBIOTRONIK SE & Co. KG
InventorsAlexander Rzany, Daniel Niopek, Nina Foh, Bernhard Hensel
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AssigneeBIOTRONIK SE & Co. KG
InventorsAlexander Rzany, Daniel Niopek, Nina Foh, Bernhard Hensel
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A process for chemical crosslinking of tissue joining partners including crosslinkable groups, such as free amino groups, by a suitable crosslinking agent under static, quasi-static or periodic pulsatile pressure compression. The compression can be in a defined overlap region for seamless, dense and tight tissue closure. This results in a seamless, homogeneous, and at the same time mechanically stable connection/joining of tissue/tissue components. Seamless connected tissue is provided that includes a piece of tissue having at least two tissue parts overlapping each other and the at least two tissue parts overlapping each other that are materially bonded to each other via crosslinked groups of the tissue.
A process for seamless, material bonded joining or connecting of a tissue or one or more tissue component(s), the process comprising:
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Seamless connected tissue comprising a piece of tissue having at least two tissue parts overlapping each other and the at least two tissue parts overlapping each other are materially bonded to each other via crosslinked groups of the tissue.
Seamless connected tissue comprising at least one first piece of tissue and least one second piece of tissue, wherein at least one part of the at least one first piece of tissue overlaps with at least one part of the at least one second piece of tissue and the at least one part of the at least one first piece of tissue overlapping with the at least one part of the at least one second piece of tissue are materially bonded to each other via crosslinked groups of the at least one part of the at least one first piece of tissue and the at least one part of the at least one second piece of tissue.
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