… Because of the vessel and tissue edema caused by injury, the volumetric flow rate … still
adhered to the defect sites after 2 weeks (Fig. 3d) and no thrombus was observed in the vessel, as …

… repair with tissue adhesives may reduce host tissue damage, but current bioadhesive designs
do not support minimally invasive … For minimally invasive surgical interventions in vessel …

… A blood-resistant surgical glue for minimally invasive repair of vessels and heart defects. …
A light-reflecting balloon catheter for atraumatic tissue defect repair. Roche ET1, Fabozzo A2…

… adhesives display several substantial limitations. Commercially available tissue adhesives
… Although a few blood-resistant tissue adhesives with improved adhesion performance have …

… ventricle wall defect and stop bleeding. Model 2 represents a minimally invasive therapy case…
, which may be used for gastric perforation minimally invasive closure. In the meantime, the …

… wound closure in large vessel repair [Citation88]. The tissue adhesive is composed of … [Citation184]
and intervertebral disk defect repair. However, the complex extraction process …

… adhesives have also been proposed as supports for sutures and staples in laparoscopic,
minimally invasive … in surgical repairs of large vessels, where inflammation is mild 51,141,142 . …

… of vascular and cardiovascular septal defect closure in short-… established adhesive, BioGlue,
to close vascular defects. … of SVS for the closure of clamped vessel and not for an active …

… light–induced blood-resistant hemostatic adhesive (HAD) … skin, bone, connective tissue,
and three large blood vessels (… bioadhesives for cardiac wall defect and lung tissue repairs. …

… • This study shows the minimally invasive application of a sealing patch to close fetal … sealing
of fetoscopy-induced FM defects by a glue receptor and surgical adhesives in vivo for up to …