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Biodegradable scaffold for dermo-epidermal skin grafts
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Contract number
BRPR-CT96-0227 Proposal number
BE96-3524
Start date
01-Jan-97 Duration
4 years
RTD programme
Brite-EuRam
Budget ECU 3809240
Coordinator Dr C De Luca and Dr A Pavesio

Organisation
Fidia Advanced Biopolymers srl (FAB)
Street
Via Ponte della Fabbrica 3/a
City
Abano Terme
Country
Italy Postcode
I-35031
Telephone
39 49 8232314 Fax
39 49 8232752
Email
rdfab@protec.it
Web_address
n/a
Partner
Deutsches Krebsforschungszentrum (DKFZ), DE
Partner
St Bartholomews & The Royal London School of Dentistry (LHMC), UK
Partner
Centro Nazionale per la Ricera e lo Sviluppo dei Materiali, I
Partner
Rheinisch-Westfäelische Technische Hochschule (RWTH), DE
Partner
n/a
Summary
To develop and test new materials for use as composite scaffolds for

dermo-epidermal skin grafts in the treatment of severe burns and

chronic ulcers. A more widespread culture on the clinical use of skin

grafts will also be established. The project will combine and develop the

expertise and techniques of the partners in the areas of synthesis of

biocompatible polymers, device engineering, design and testing of

constructs and research and clinical practice in the tissue engineering

field.
Achievements
Candidate scaffold materials have been selected from a large starting

array of hyaluronic acid derivatives and have been processed into

suitable matrix formations.

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