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中华医学杂志（英文版）2006，Vol.119Issue(4)：300-304,5.
Perivenous application of fibrin glue prevents the early injury of jugular vein graft to arterial circulation in rabbits
Perivenous application of fibrin glue prevents the early injury of jugular vein graft to arterial circulation in rabbits
摘要
Abstract
Background Placement of an external support has been reported to prevent intimal hyperplasia of vein grafts. However, it is limited by potential complications. In the present study, we investigated the effect of fibrin glue on preventing vein graft failure as perivenous application. Methods Twenty-four rabbits were divided into non-supported group (n=12) and fibrin glue group (n=12). All animals underwent unilateral jugular vein into common carotid artery interposition grafting and then fibrin glue was applied as perivenous support. Samples of tissues were harvested after 4 weeks. Results The vein grafts with fibrin glue demonstrated a statistically significant decrease in proliferating cell nuclear antigen in the medial/intimal region [13.38% (11.26%－15.11%)] compared with non-supported vein grafts [31.22% (27.15%－35.98%)] (P<0.001). Light microscopy showed remarkable attenuation of endothelial cell loss and numerous microvessels in neoadventitia in the fibrin glue group compared with the non-supported group. The smooth muscle cells migrated into adventitia significantly in fibrin glue group, whereas the smooth muscle cells migrated into intima in non-supported group.Conclusion Perivenous support of vein graft with fibrin glue in vivo can attenuate the severe injury encountered in the non-supported vein grafts exposed to artery.关键词
perivenous support/fibrin glue/vein graftKey words
perivenous support/fibrin glue/vein graft分类
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WAN Li,LI Dian-yuan,YANG Bing,WU Qing-yu..Perivenous application of fibrin glue prevents the early injury of jugular vein graft to arterial circulation in rabbits[J].中华医学杂志（英文版）,2006,119(4):300-304,5.基金项目
This study was supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 30371408). （No. 30371408）
