
Studying Skin Permeation with Porcine Tissue Models
Skin permeation studies are extremely important in predicting percutaneous penetration, and porcine tissue have proven very important in such research. A recent study conducted at the
Skin permeation studies are extremely important in predicting percutaneous penetration, and porcine tissue have proven very important in such research. A recent study conducted at the
Porcine heart tissue may prove extremely helpful in finding a solution for cardiac failure. The process of using detergents to decellularize and then recellularize porcine
Americans spend more than $20 billion dollars a year on wound care, a figure that’s exacerbated by factors such as infections, repeated surgeries and extended
As we discussed last month, ablation is a method used in treating liver tumors. Our previous blog post looked at thermal ablation and porcine liver
Surgeons who perform tendon and ligament replacements are always searching for materials that can mimic the performance and load transmissions of the native material. As
The cells that make up our bodies are surrounded by an extracellular matrix – ECM – which provides support for the cells. When there is
Porcine renal tissue is useful in studying ultrasound elastography, a method of measuring the graft health of a transplanted kidney. A recent study by researchers
As we’ve pointed out multiple times on this blog, porcine tissue is used in research because of pigs’ biological similarities to humans. That was the case
Despite the constant change in the medical research environment, novel methods often result in revolutionary discoveries. Among these, the upsurge of porcine organs and tissue
It is both interesting and refreshing to look at the field of regenerative medicine from the perspective of biomechanical engineering research, rather than the standard
Today we’ll discuss yet another example of the similarities between human and porcine skin tissue in terms of wound healing. Pressure ulcer prevention is important for
Porcine epithelium is an important tissue that is used in wound healing research, and is harvested from porcine models. For example, a Brazilian study published
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