FIELD: medicine.
SUBSTANCE: the suggested multi-purpose heterogeneous collagen matrix for implantation is being flexible-elastic mass obtained out of two collagen sources, moreover, one source is a tissue of vertebrates of one and the same class, and another source - that of an animal of another class, moreover, collagen sources are animal tissues of, for example, mammalian class and avian class, matrix consists of two phases: solid phase - as microspheres out of mammalian tissue collagen, and liquid phase - out of denaturated avian tissue collagen at the ratio of phases being (1-10) : (1-10), at microspheres size being 100-300 mcm, as for final products of biodegradation they are represented by CO2 and H2O. Matrix, additionally, contains components of physiological culture media, and, also, additives that favor the growth and differentiation of cells and tissues, antibacterial and/or antiviral components, and, also, antiaggregation preparations in their efficient quantity, for example, additionally, it contains embryonic cells of nervous tissue. Another aspect of the present innovation deals with the method to obtain the matrix due to preparing mammalian collagen solution (MCS) and denaturated avian collagen solution (ACS), moreover, it is necessary to apply 0.3 M acetic acid, at final concentration for MCS being approximately 0.5-1.5%, and for ACS - approximately 3.0-5.0%, then MCS should be treated with γ -irradiation at the dosage of 1.0 Mrad to be further homogenized to obtain microspheres. Then both MCS and ACS should be washed off with distilled water up to pH of not less than 6.0 and with phosphate buffer solution to mix washed off mammalian collagen and avian collagen at 1:1 ratio at obtaining matrix. The matrix obtained should be additionally supplemented with antibacterial and/or antiviral components, and, also, stimulating agents for tissue regeneration and antiaggregation preparations. The matrix obtained should be sterilized due to γ -irradiation at the dosage of 0.5 Mrad/1 ml. The present innovation enables to obtain new heterogeneous collagen matrix which is considered to be a multi-purpose one applied for transplantology and substitution surgery of different tissues and organs in alive body in case of tissue lesions. Moreover, it is distinguished by controlled terms of biodegradation.
EFFECT: higher efficiency of application.
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Dates
2005-04-10—Published
2003-08-21—Filed