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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Dec. 25, 2012
Filed:
May. 10, 2007
Nicholas Fry, York, GB;
Anthony Dagger, York, GB;
David Morsley, York, GB;
Helene Lecomte, York, GB;
Roy Trayhern, York, GB;
Mark Howard, York, GB;
Sarah Freestone, York, GB;
Brian Thomson, York, GB;
Mark Smith, York, GB;
Rebecca Crallan, York, GB;
Nicholas Fry, York, GB;
Anthony Dagger, York, GB;
David Morsley, York, GB;
Helene Lecomte, York, GB;
Roy Trayhern, York, GB;
Mark Howard, York, GB;
Sarah Freestone, York, GB;
Brian Thomson, York, GB;
Mark Smith, York, GB;
Rebecca Crallan, York, GB;
Smith & Nephew PLC, London, GB;
Abstract
The present invention relates to scaffolds which can be used as medical devices for guided tissue regeneration and repair, in particular the invention is directed to a scaffold comprising fibers having a mean fiber diameter of between from about 1.2 to 4.0 microns, wherein the fibers comprise a glycolide. The invention further relates to the use of the scaffolds for the selective capture of cell populations for a cell source material.