Eighty percent of tissue donated for joint repair goes waste and the bone and cartilage grafts harvested from donor tissue don't survive for very long. Researchers at University of Missouri School of Medicine have developed a new way to preserve such tissue by doubling its lifetime than before. Hopefully, this would lead to a major reduction in the need for such tissue. Currently, donor tissue is preserved in refrigerators, floating within a special ...Friday, 30 January 2015
Non-refrigerating Method to Preserve Bone and Cartilage Graft
Eighty percent of tissue donated for joint repair goes waste and the bone and cartilage grafts harvested from donor tissue don't survive for very long. Researchers at University of Missouri School of Medicine have developed a new way to preserve such tissue by doubling its lifetime than before. Hopefully, this would lead to a major reduction in the need for such tissue. Currently, donor tissue is preserved in refrigerators, floating within a special ...
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