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It has been suggested that plastic adhesives such as Biobond and Aron ƒ¿, which are clinically used for reinforcement of cerebral aneurysms, have had problems in terms of in vivo degradation and decreased strength. We have previously reported excellent results with Bemsheets, which are composed of 100% cellulose, as a wrapping material. We have prepared various solutions of ethyl cellulose (liquid cellulose) and studied the physical properties, operative manipulability, and histological findings of each solution. The following results were obtained. 1) Cupric sulfate, ethanol, acetone, and diethyl ether solutions of cellulose showed problems in terms of toxicity, flexibility of the film, tissue-adhesive properties, viscosities, and boiling points. 2) Ethyl acetate (concentration of cellulose: 6-25%; polymerization degree: 10-100) solutions showed no histological toxicity and had favorable adhesive properties. The physical property test of the solution revealed that the pH levels of an ethyl acetate solution (cellulose concentration: 10%;

Experimental Study of Newly-developed Coating Substance (Liquid Cellulose) for Cerebral Aneurysms