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A new method of breast reconstruction offers hope to women, which is due to cancer Mastectomy, to regain their former ra appearance of the breast. Australian scientists have developed an implant that is filled with cells of adipose tissue taken from patients themselves. The group of Australian scientists announced ra that it has developed a revolutionary technique that will allow women who underwent mastectomy to have their breast again "fill." Head of the Institute for microsurgery "Bernard O'Brien" in Melbourne, Dr Philip Marcel says that the experiment succeeded in " several animal models, "as scientists assessed as sufficient ra base that, in the next six months, and begin testing on women. Australian scientists, to explain the agency developed an implant that can provide breast reconstruction, thanks to the cells of adipose tissue taken from the very patients. ra This is a special "chamber", like a basket on a woman's bra, which is filled with "spoon" body fat patients, and is installed under the skin on her chest. After placing the implant, adipose tissue, nourished by the blood, developing a completely normal way for the female patient, said Dr. Marzela, project leader for which the Australian Government has allocated three million Australian dollars (1.86 million euros). ra The implant is then surgically removed, and the remains again "grown" breast. Entire process should take between six and twenty ra months. Australian experts are now working on biorazgradivoj "chamber" that will "dissolve" in the body of the patient, which will shut down the operation extraction and expect it to be ready in the next two years. Comments: 0 | View Comments Send comment Previous Next
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