Children's Hospital Awarded U.S. Patent For Bladder Submucosa

Children's Hospital Boston announced that it has received U.S. Patent for Bladder Submucosa Seeded with Cells for Tissue Reconstruction. The patent relates to a method of tissue engineering for augmentation of the bladder and other organs and tissues. The inventor is Anthony Atala.

Children's Hospital is the nation's leading pediatric hospital and research facility. Research at Children's Hospital is conducted in affiliation with Harvard Medical School and the Howard Hughes Medical Institute.

The Intellectual Property Office at Children's Hospital promotes the hospital's intellectual capital for public benefit through collaboration and partnership with industry. The IPO is committed to improving medicine for children and adults through these product development relationships.

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Children's Hospital Awarded U.S. Patent For Bladder Submucosa