A61L27/505

Composition, molded article, thread, medical kit and medical product with improved degradation profile

A composition includes polydioxanone and/or a copolymer thereof and at least one carboxylic salt. A molding includes the composition. A thread includes the composition. A medical kit includes the composition and a medical product includes the composition.

Process for producing high molecular weight polyethylene

Processes for producing an (ultra) high molecular weight polyethylene (HMWPE) article include incorporating into the HMWPE resin a Hindered Amine Light Stabilizer (HALS) and cross-linking the (U)HMWPE during or after molding the (U)HMWPE resin.

Injectable in situ polymerizable collagen composition
10111981 · 2018-10-30 · ·

The present invention is directed to injectable acid soluble collagen compositions comprising a neutralized solution of an acid soluble collagen, EDTA and preferably a polyol, wherein the composition is injectable at physiological pH and the acid soluble collagen polymerizes upon exposure to tissue. The invention is suitable for use in soft tissue augmentation, promoting soft tissue regeneration and coating medical implants and devices.

Natural tissue scaffolds as tissue fillers
10092677 · 2018-10-09 · ·

Tissue fillers derived from decellularized tissues are provided. The tissue fillers can include acellular tissue matrices that have reduced inflammatory responses when implanted in a body. Also provided are methods of making and therapeutic uses for the tissue fillers.

Anisotropic Biocompatible Lattice Structure

The three-dimensional lattice structures disclosed herein have applications including use in medical implants. Some examples of the lattice structure are structural in that they can be used to provide structural support or mechanical spacing. In some examples, the lattice can be configured as a scaffold to support bone or tissue growth. Some examples can use a repeating modified rhombic dodecahedron or radial dodeca-rhombus unit cell. The lattice structures are also capable of providing a lattice structure with anisotropic properties to better suit the lattice for its intended purpose.

Methods of Designing Three-Dimensional Lattice Structures for Implants

The methods disclosed herein of generating three-dimensional lattice structures and reducing stress shielding have applications including use in medical implants. One method of generating a three-dimensional lattice structure can be used to generate a structure lattice and/or a lattice scaffold to support bone or tissue growth. One method of reducing stress shielding includes generating a structural lattice to provide sole mechanical spacing across an area for desired bone or tissue growth. Some examples can use a repeating modified rhombic dodecahedron or radial dodeca-rhombus unit cell. Some methods are also capable of providing a lattice structure with anisotropic properties to better suit the lattice for its intended purpose.

Three-Dimensional Lattice Structures for Implants

The three-dimensional lattice structures disclosed herein have applications including use in medical implants. Some examples of the lattice structure are structural in that they can be used to provide structural support or mechanical spacing. In some examples, the lattice can be configured as a scaffold to support bone or tissue growth. Some examples can use a repeating modified rhombic dodecahedron or radial dodeca-rhombus unit cell. The lattice structures are also capable of providing a lattice structure with anisotropic properties to better suit the lattice for its intended purpose.

Three-Dimensional Lattice Structures for Implants

The three-dimensional lattice structures disclosed herein have applications including use in medical implants. Some examples of the lattice structure are structural in that they can be used to provide structural support or mechanical spacing. In some examples, the lattice can be configured as a scaffold to support bone or tissue growth. Some examples can use a repeating modified rhombic dodecahedron or radial dodeca-rhombus unit cell.

METHOD FOR PREPARING ARTIFICIAL LIGAMENT WITH HIGH TENSILE DURABILITY, ANTI-FATIGUE, LOW CREEP AND STRESS RELAXATION RATE, ARTIFICIAL LIGAMENT PREPARED THEREFROM, AND FIBER COLLECTION PLATFORM BY INTERFACIAL POLYELECTROLYTE COMPLEXATION SPINNING
20240316245 · 2024-09-26 ·

The present disclosure provides a method for preparing an artificial ligament with high tensile durability, anti-fatigue, low creep and stress relaxation rate, the artificial ligament prepared therefrom, and a fiber collection platform by interfacial polyelectrolyte complexation spinning. The present disclosure uses interfacial polyelectrolyte complexation spinning process, and equips with the self-designed fiber collection machine to produce micron and millimeter-scale fibers. Combing through the weaving method, it is made into a tailor-made artificial substitute, which is applied to artificial ligaments with high tensile strength and durability, anti-fatigue, and low creep and stress relaxation rate.

Methods of designing three-dimensional lattice structures for implants

The methods disclosed herein of generating three-dimensional lattice structures and reducing stress shielding have applications including use in medical implants. One method of generating a three-dimensional lattice structure can be used to generate a structure lattice and/or a lattice scaffold to support bone or tissue growth. One method of reducing stress shielding includes generating a structural lattice to provide sole mechanical spacing across an area for desired bone or tissue growth. Some examples can use a repeating modified rhombic dodecahedron or radial dodeca-rhombus unit cell. Some methods are also capable of providing a lattice structure with anisotropic properties to better suit the lattice for its intended purpose.