ABSTRACT
In the original publication the bands in Fig. 1J and Fig. 2B were not visible. The correct versions of Fig. 1J and Fig. 2B are provided in this correction.
ABSTRACT
In the original publication the bands in Fig. 1J and Fig. 2B were not visible. The correct versions of Fig. 1J and Fig. 2B are provided in this correction.
ABSTRACT
According to the numerous experimental studies but limited clinical applications, the tracheal replacement is still far to be applied maturely. This should be attribute to the poor biocompatibility of the substitute and insufficient vascularization, even with added prosthetic migration and dislocation, epithelial ischemia and necrosis, as well as local infections, and so on. Here we present a review in the attempts to summarize the progress and prospective advances in tracheal substitute.