The Effect of Mechanical Compatibility and of Thrombogenicity on the Ingrowth of a New Synthetic Vascular Prosthesis (Experimental Study).

Common disadvantages of modern synthetic vascular prostheses are thrombogenicity and lack of biomechanical compatibility with the prothesized vessel. To elucidate the role of these factors in the prosthesis integration, prostheses specimens were made by the electrospinning from the known materials: polycaprolactone, polyurethane and a mixture of fluorine-containing synthetic rubber FKM-26 with fluoroplastic F-26. The germination of the prostheses was compared with standard e-PTFE prosthesis in the pigs infrarenal aorta.

Analysis of Dynamic Geometric Configuration of the Aortic Channel from the Perspective of Tornado-Like Flow Organization of Blood Flow.

Analysis of the data of morphometry of aortic casts, aortography at different pressures, and multispiral computer tomography of the aorta with contrast and normal pulse pressure showed that geometric configuration of the flow channel of the aorta during the whole cardiac cycle corresponded to the conditions of self-organization of tornado-like quasipotential flow described by exact solutions of the Navier-Stokes equation and continuity of viscous fluid typical for this type of fluid flows. Increasing pressure in the aorta leads to a decrease in the degree of approximation of the channel geometry to the ratio of exact solution and increases the risk of distortions in the structure of the flow. A mechanism of evolution of tornado-like flow in the aorta was proposed.