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3D Printed Pediatric Stents That Grow With Patient’s Vessels
  Sadly, it is **t only old people That receive cardiac stent implants. Often young children With certain cardiovascular conditions can benefit significantly from stent implantations and conduits, but because vasculature grows along With the rest of the body, the stents’ benefits can be short lived and **t fully realized. **w researchers at*Eindhoven University of Tech**logy in The Netherlands have developed 3D printing tech**logy That can generate Stents That Grow along With the*patient’s growth, and eventually biodegrade and leave the body. The proof-of-concept research involves importing a model of an appropriate stent made of Niti**l into a computer and then simulating what That stent should be like when 3D Printed from a copolyester elastomer. The simulation includes the ability for the device to expand within the vessel as the vessel increases in diameter. The final product is then Printed and, while it wasn’t evaluate on humans, can then undergo a ****** of physical tests to evaluate its ability to hold up a vessel. Here’s video from*Eindhoven University of Tech**logy about the research and its related goals: Study in journal*3D Printing and Additive Manufacturing: Computationally Designed 3D Printed Self-Expandable Polymer Stents with Biodegradation Capacity for Minimally Invasive Heart Valve Implantation: A Proof-of-Concept Study… Via:*Mary Ann Liebert, Inc., publisher of 3D Printing and Additive Manufacturing… ??????? ??????: 3D Printed Pediatric Stents That Grow With Patient’s Vessels || ??????: rss || ??????: اسم منتداك
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