• DOI:10.1007/BF01852301
Corpus ID: 32235014

Morphology and fibrinolytic activity of canine autogenous mesothelium used as venous substitute

@article{Louagie1986MorphologyAF,
  title={Morphology and fibrinolytic activity of canine autogenous mesothelium used as venous substitute},
  author={Y. Louagie and A. Legrand-Monsieur and C. Remacle and P. Maldague and L. Lambotte and R. Ponlot},
  journal={Research in Experimental Medicine},
  year={1986},
  volume={186},
  pages={239-247}
}

• Y. Louagie, A. Legrand-Monsieur, +3 authors R. Ponlot
• Published 1986
• Medicine
• Research in Experimental Medicine

SummaryAutogenous mesothelium was used as venous substitute in ten dogs. Patches of mesothelium of three different origins were grafted into the anterior wall of the common iliac veins (CIV): peritoneum taken from and including the posterior rectus sheath (PRS), simple peritoneum (P) and mesentery (M). Animals were killed after 2, 4, 8, and 16 days and after 3 months. The segments of CIV, including the patches, were removed for study.On light microscopy, the PRS grafts showed a normal… Expand

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