Scaffolds with viable tissue
CA 2496184 C · Owner: Kladakis, Stephanie M. · Inventors: Kladakis, Stephanie M.; Dhanaraj, Sridevi; Boock, Robert
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A composite implant is provided for repairing a tissue defect in a patient. In one , embodiment, the implant is a porous tissue scaffold having at least one pocket formed , therein and adapted to contain a viable tissue. The tissue scaffold can have a variety of , configurations, and in one embodiment it includes top and bottom portions that can be at , least partially mated to one another and in an exemplary embodiment that are heated , sealed to one another around a perimeter thereof to form an enclosed pocket therebetween. The pocket is preferably sealed with a viable tissue disposed therein. In , another embodiment, the tissue scaffold is substantially wedge-shaped and the …
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- Filed February 8, 2005 and granted April 24, 2012. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended February 8, 2025.
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