PhD in Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery from the University of São Paulo Medical School (FMUSP, 2019) in cooperation with the University of Groningen (Netherlands). Graduated with honors (Highest Distinction in Surgery) in Medicine at the University of São Paulo Medical School (FMUSP), receiving the Prof. Dr. Edmundo Vasconcelos Award. Associate Editor of the Brazilian Journal of Cardiovascular Surgery. International experience at Harvard Medical School (USA), Maastricht University (Netherlands) and Imperial College London (United Kingdom). Dr. Liguori is engaged in the research line 'Technological Development and Morphological Integration of New Tissues in the Circulatory System', at the Laboratotory for Tissue Engineering and Organ Fabrication of the Heart Institute (InCor/HC-FMUSP). He is the founder and CEO of biotechnology startup TissueLabs Pesquisa e Desenvolvimento LTDA. Dr. Liguori work focuses on the development of human organs and tissues in the laboratory for transplantation. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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| Gabriel Liguori: Un corazón bioartificial en el horizonte |
| Gabriel Liguori: A bioartificial heart on the horizon |
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The development of hydrogels for application in regenerative medicine, tissue engineering and in vitro studies that require three-dimensional cell culture has been the focus of intense investment by universities and companies around the world. These hydrogels seek to mimic features of the extracellular matrix environment, such as biochemical clues and biomechanical stimuli. Taking into ac…
The development of hydrogels for application in regenerative medicine, tissue engineering and in vitro studies that require three-dimensional cell culture has been the focus of intense investment by universities and companies around the world. These hydrogels seek to mimic features of the extracellular matrix environment, such as biochemical clues and biomechanical stimuli. Taking into ac…
Hearts with Common Arterial Trunk (CAT) may show dysplastic arterial valve, which appear to impact on early deaths and on the postoperative prognosis. The morphology of dysplastic leaflets is still poorly defined and usually described qualitatively in the literature as nonspecific fibrous thickening of their margins. Abnormalities of the coronary arteries and of the aortic arch arteries h…
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