Cell viability in cryopreserved heart valves
New Zealand Veterinary Journal（1993）
Abstract
The clinical life of heart valve grafts appears to be limited primarily by the lack of a cell population which can maintain the connective tissue of the cusps, or leaflets, in good condition. Whether this problem can be overcome in allografts by ensuring that the original donor cell population is kept alive during the disinfection and storage of valves intended for grafting has long been a controversial issue.
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Key words
cell viability,connective tissue
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