Increasing blood flow to tissue with angiogenic material containing polymer and vascularizing compound

A method for increasing blood flow to transplanted cadaverous gum tissue comprising:

• positioning microspheres consisting of an angiogenic material between the transplanted tissue and a host tissue along a suture line,
• said angiogenic material consisting of a biocompatible polymer and a vascularizing compound consisting of polymerizable compounds capable of forming anions and which promote the growth of blood vessels, which, when implanted in animal tissue, said angiogenic material promotes generation of blood vessels in its immediate vicinity and induces minimal or no fibrous capsule formation.

A method of increasing blood flow in the vicinity of a wound consisting of bed sores, venous ulcers, diabetic ulcers or bum wounds comprising:

• applying an angiogenic material to the surface of the wound,
• said angiogenic material consisting of a biocompatible polymer and a vascularizing compound consisting of polymerizable compounds capable of forming anions and which promote the growth of blood vessels, which, when implanted in animal tissue, said angiogenic material promotes generation of blood vessels in its immediate vicinity and induces minimal or no fibrous capsule formation.

A method for increasing blood flow to transplanted cadaverous gum tissue comprising:

• positioning an angiogenic material between the transplanted tissue and a host tissue along a suture line,
• said angiogenic material consisting of a biocompatible polymer and a vascularizing compound consisting of polymerizable compounds capable of forming anions and which promote the growth of blood vessels, which, when implanted in animal tissue, said angiogenic material promotes generation of blood vessels in its immediate vicinity and induces minimal or no fibrous capsule formations.