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. 2017 Feb 23;23(2):66–75. doi: 10.5761/atcs.ra.16-00251

Table 1. Demographics of the clinical studies using TET.

Author Macchiarini et al.36) Omori et al.37) Macchiarini et al.38) Jungebluth et al.41) Elliot et al.42) Berg et al.44) Steinke et al.45)
Year 2004 2005 2008 2011 2012 2014 2015
Age/Gender 58/M 78/F 30/F 36/M 12/M 76/M 26/M
Primary disease Locally extended lung cancer Thyroid cancer Broncho-malacia Tracheal cancer Congenital tracheal stenosis and pulmonary sling Tracheo-laryngeal stenosis Trache-oesophageal defect
Type of circumferential repair Full Partial Full Full Full Full Partial
Type of scaffold Porcine jejunal segment Marlex tube covered by a porcine collagen sponge Cadaveric trachea Bioartificial nanocomposite Cadaveric trachea Cadaveric trachea Porcine jejunal segment with intact mesentery (BioVaSc)
Decellularization Yes NU Yes NU Yes Yes Yes
Cell line used Fibroblasts and MCs NU ECs and MSCs Bone marrow MNCs ECs and MSCs ECs and MSCs MVECs and MCs
Vascularization Omentum and myoplasty NU NU Omentum Omentum NU NU

Neither immunosuppression nor temporary stenting was used in any study. TET: tissue-engineered trachea; M: male; F: female; MSCs: mesenchymal-stem cells; MNCs: mononuclear cells; MCs: muscle cells; NU: not used; MVECs: microvascular endothelial cells; ECs: epithelial cells