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Biomedical applications of shape-memory polymers:how practically useful are they?
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摘要 Shape-memory effect(SME) is the ability of a material to change its dimension in a predefined way in response to an external stimulus. Polymers that exhibit SME are an important class of materials in medicine, especially for minimally invasive deployment of devices. However, the rate of translation of the concept to approved products is extremely low, with mostly nitinolbased devices being approved. In this review, the general aspects of the different types of stimuli that can be used to activate SME are reviewed and sterilization issues of shape-memory polymer(SMP)-based medical devices are addressed. In addition, the general usefulness as well as the limitations of the shape-memory effect for biomedical applications are described. Shape-memory effect (SME) is the ability of a material to change its dimension in a predefined way in response to an external stimulus. Polymers that exhibit SME are an important class of materials in medicine, especially for minimally invasive de- ployment of devices. However, the rate of translation of the concept to approved products is extremely low, with mostly nitinol- based devices being approved. In this review, the general aspects of the different types of stimuli that can be used to activate SME are reviewed and sterilization issues of shape-memory polymer (SMP)-based medical devices are addressed. In addition, the general usefulness as well as the limitations of the shape-memory effect for biomedical applications are described.
出处 《Science China Chemistry》 SCIE EI CAS 2014年第4期476-489,共14页 中国科学(化学英文版)
关键词 形状记忆聚合物 生物医学应用 形状记忆效应 医疗设备 中小企业 聚合物材料 SME SMP shape memory, biodegradable, sterilization, biomedical polymer
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