Surgically implanted devices having reduced scar tissue formation
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Mar 21, 2005
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An anti-proliferative drug, such as rapamycin or taxol, is placed onto or within a sheet of material or mesh. The strands onto or into which the drug is placed may be either a permanent implant or it may be biodegradable. Surgical sutures or staples may also be coated and used for connecting human tissues (i.e., for example, an anastomosis).
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