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Poor Microstructure's Impact on Titanium Properties

Inconsistent and heterogeneous microstructure can significantly impact Titanium's properties and performance, resulting in reduced fatigue strength, fracture toughness, ductility, and biocompatibility.

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Etched PTFE technology has the potential to revolutionize the medical device industry by improving the performance, safety, and reliability of medical devices. PTFE, or polytetrafluoroethylene, is a highly durable and chemically resistant material that is widely used in medical devices. The process of Etching PTFE involves exposing it to a chemical solution that creates a microstructure on the surface of the material, which can enhance its biocompatibility and functionality. For more information visit us.

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Here are the Top 25 Job Interview Questions for Biomedical engineer Can you tell us about your educational background and how it relates to biomedical engineering? Can you describe a project you have worked on that you are particularly proud of and why? How do you keep up with advancements in technology and the biomedical engineering industry? Can you explain your understanding of the different…

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From pacemakers to neurostimulators, implantable medical devices rely on batteries to keep the heart on beat and dampen pain. But batteries eventually run low and require invasive surgeries to replace. To address these challenges, researchers in China devised an implantable battery that runs on oxygen in the body. The study, published March 27 in the journal Chem, shows in rats that the proof-of-concept design can deliver stable power and is compatible with the biological system. "When you think about it, oxygen is the source of our life," says corresponding author Xizheng Liu, who specializes in energy materials and devices at Tianjin University of Technology. "If we can leverage the continuous supply of oxygen in the body, battery life won't be limited by the finite materials within conventional batteries."

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[cadriona]

So, I have thoughts on Vash’s metal implants, and yall are stuck here with me so glhf and uh tw for for body horror, medical shit, implants shenanigans, and hammering in the thought that vash isn't human (and looking back, potentially there's another commentary on body autonomy in there but its 10pm and my brain is fried)

reposted from my rambles on a discord server so im sorry for formatting

so: vash has prosthetics, which may pretty much also include his legs, except these are prosthetics and judging by their appearance in tristamp they are made of “lost technology” aka future tech by our current modern standards.

That’s great! less worry about incompatibility and all that material corrosion and etc because future people have likely figured it out or at least have some semblance of ahaha yeah so this material is a bad idea or that material is great for biocompatibility.

So, his prosthetics are… probably fine, if only because they’re lost tech and so i’m setting those aside. Probably. Ignoring the fact that he isn’t human and his biology probably processes all of this shit somewhat different from our own and thus the biocompatibility will also differ and that’s a whole another can of worms.

What I do want to talk about are *waves hand at the entire man* the rest of him. The bolts, the grate, the literal metal bands like *what-*

The thing about biocompatibility is that as defined by the fad, it is the ability of a device material to perform with an appropriate host response in a specific situation” And these situations differ: what you might use for a dental filling (amalgamation alloys that may contain mercury) to grafts to metallic hip implants, they’re all made of different shit to accommodate what they’re their for, and for their environment. Hip implants are made to last, but there are also bone screws that have been developed that are supposed to only stick around long enough that the bone heals and then it just- dissolves in the process. It could almost be seen as a brief replacement, shrinking while bone is recovering, and all those fun shenanigans. gist is, there is a *large* variety in what materials can be used and for what function, and they’re tailored for humans. for humans that aren’t built to last to begin with (fuck evolution).

Vash is the nearest thing to an immortal in a world based off a mash of the wild west and space operas, with a heavy emphasis on the wild west. Those grates and screws and metallic brands, those do not look like the handiwork of the space opera side of things.

So sometime in the past, Vash was injured enough just somewhere in no man’s land that they used those things to keep him alive, provide some sort of support that his injured body couldn’t.

Biocompatibility: the right material for the right time, right place, right situation. Imagine vash waking up, groggy from sedative or whatever that had kept him down, and realizing that there was *metal* in his body- yes its keeping him alive, or maybe only for a little while, but the body is capable of great feats of re-engineering and Vash? Vash will walk the dunes for more years then the average human can fathom now has implants in his body that were fashioned for humans, based on human use.

Even if the material won’t corrode (unlikely: unless they got access to titanium and other alloys, had the tech to *develop* how to use these materials and the years needed to test them. steels are among the fastest to corrode, while copper and nickel causes other issues) then there’s the issue of mechanical failure. normally not an issue! but good *gods* the scrapes vash has gotten into.

This is like an entire stream of conscious word voimit from moi, but i guess its just- imagine: Vash isn’t human, Vash practically doesn’t age, Vash is the closest thing to immortal on this planet, and now he’s woken up and there’s these implants made to last in humans, except they’re in *him*.

This is like an entire stream of conscious word voimit from moi, but i guess its just- imagine: Vash isn’t human, Vash practically doesn’t age, Vash is the closest thing to immortal on this planet, and now he’s woken up and there’s these implants made to last in humans, except they’re in him. Old tech and medical techniques, a lack of new materials that might have better corrosion resistant properties or created with better biocompatability, and now this man is going to probably walk around with these things in him until they give out and if he was human, then it might never have had the chance to.

outlive your enemies? outlive your friends?? outlive the very thing that's holding your body together because you’ve become reliant on it but the thing wasn't built to last.

#vash the stampede #tw: medical #tw: body horror #trigun stampede #trigun headcanons #vash #ive had ONE biocompatability course and im making it everyone's problem

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it’s because those inks are infused with heavy metals, YLOISE, those are gonna go right into your bloodstream and fuck up the balance of your humours or smth

#two minutes later and i have a tab open with a study called #Biocompatibility of Gold Nanoparticles and Their Endocytotic Fate Inside the Cellular Compartment: A Microscopic Overview #anyway it's magic

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What is Trauma Implant? Trauma implants are medical devices used in orthopedic surgery to treat fractures and other traumatic bone injuries. When is a Trauma Implant required? When a bone is fractured, trauma implants are used to stabilize and align the broken bone fragments, allowing for proper healing. What properties are required for Trauma Implant material? Trauma implant materials should have higher biocompatibility, corrosion resistance, fatigue strength, and fracture toughness. Which material is best suited for Trauma Implants? Titanium alloy Ti-6Al-4V ELI (Extra Low Interstitial) is considered one of the best materials for trauma implants for several reasons: 1. Extra low-level interstitial elements 2. Very good biocompatibility 3. Higher corrosion resistance 4. Higher fatigue strength 5. Higher fracture toughness If you want to know more about Titanium for Trauma Implants, please write us at [email protected]

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Understanding Guide Catheters: A Comprehensive Guide for Medical Professionals and Patients

Guide catheters are thin, flexible tubes that are used in medical procedures to guide other medical devices, such as stents or balloons, to a specific location in the body. They are typically made of a polymer material and are inserted into the body through a small incision or puncture. For more information please visit us

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New, more biocompatible materials for bioelectronic applications

Bioelectronics is a field of research in which biology and electronics converge. In medicine, for example, an external electric current is used to cure or monitor diseases of the nervous system, and also to monitor biomarkers in situ. Devices made of conductive materials are used for these applications. The most widely used conductive polymer so far in energy and biomedical applications is PEDOT doped with PSS, known as PEDOT:PSS. Despite its exceptional properties, new conductive materials that can improve some of its limitations, such as biocompatibility, still need to be developed. A study conducted by CIC biomaGUNE's Biomolecular Nanotechnology group is proposing a mechanism for doping PEDOT using a robust engineered protein (PEDOT:Protein); the outcome is a hybrid material with ionic and electronic conductivity, which is quite similar to PEDOT:PSS in some cases. The paper is published in the journal Small.

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With extensive expertise in the human probiotic field, Creative Biolabs is committed to providing overall solutions for LBP discovery. We have explored a live biotherapeutics discovery platform for LBP discovery, bioanalysis, and qualification evaluation, and cGMP manufacturing. In vitro biocompatibility test is a method to investigate LBPs’ safety and efficiency, and has important guiding values for LBPs’ production. Now, we mainly offer blood compatibility analysis and tissue compatibility tests for LBPs.

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Shaping the Future: Biocompatible 3D Printing Unveiled

Introduction:

In the ever-evolving landscape of advanced manufacturing, the convergence of 3D printing technology and biocompatibility has given rise to revolutionary possibilities. Biocompatible 3D printing, a cutting-edge technique, marries the precision of additive manufacturing with materials that seamlessly integrate with living tissues. This exploration delves into the significance, advancements, and unique attributes of biocompatible 3D printing, offering a glimpse into the transformative potential it holds for various industries, particularly healthcare.

The Essence of Biocompatible 3D Printing:

Biocompatible 3D printing, often referred to as biofabrication, involves the layer-by-layer deposition of materials compatible with biological systems. This technique enables the creation of intricate structures, mimicking the complexity of biological tissues and organs. The materials used are carefully selected to ensure not only structural integrity but also compatibility with the body's physiological environment.

Applications in Healthcare:

Customized Implants and Prosthetics: Biocompatible 3D printing allows for the customization of implants and prosthetics tailored to individual patient anatomy. Whether it's a hip implant, dental restoration, or limb prosthetic, the technology ensures a precise fit and compatibility, minimizing the risk of rejection and enhancing patient outcomes.

Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine: The ability to print cell-laden scaffolds with biocompatible materials opens new frontiers in tissue engineering. Researchers are exploring the potential to fabricate functional tissues and organs for transplantation, advancing regenerative medicine and addressing the critical shortage of donor organs.

Drug Delivery Systems: Biocompatible 3D printing facilitates the creation of intricate drug delivery systems. These systems can be designed to release medications in a controlled manner, enhancing treatment efficacy while minimizing side effects. Personalized drug formulations based on patient-specific needs become a tangible reality.

Surgical Planning Models: Surgeons can benefit from 3D-printed anatomical models for pre-surgical planning. These models provide a tangible representation of a patient's unique anatomy, allowing surgeons to practice procedures, optimize approaches, and improve overall precision in the operating room.

Materials Driving Biocompatibility:

Biodegradable Polymers: Polymers such as polylactic acid (PLA) and polyglycolic acid (PGA) are commonly used in biocompatible 3D printing. These biodegradable materials break down in the body over time, providing temporary support for tissue growth in regenerative applications.

Hydrogels: Hydrogels, composed of water-absorbent polymers, mimic the consistency of natural tissues. They are used in bioprinting to create cell-laden structures, supporting the development of artificial tissues with applications in wound healing and tissue repair.

Bioinks: Bioinks, a specialized form of ink for bioprinting, often comprise a combination of cells and supportive biomaterials. These bioinks enable the precise deposition of living cells, paving the way for the fabrication of complex tissue structures.

Advancements and Future Prospects:

Multi-Material Printing: Advances in biocompatible 3D printing include the ability to print with multiple materials simultaneously. This allows for the creation of complex structures with varying mechanical properties, closely resembling the intricacy of native tissues.

Vascularization Techniques: Researchers are exploring methods to incorporate vascular networks within 3D-printed tissues. The development of functional blood vessels within printed structures is crucial for ensuring proper nutrient supply and waste removal, advancing the feasibility of larger, more complex organ printing.

Integration of Nanotechnology: Nanotechnology is increasingly integrated into biocompatible 3D printing processes. Nanomaterials offer unique properties, such as enhanced drug delivery and improved cellular interactions, further expanding the capabilities of biofabrication.

Conclusion:

Biocompatible 3D printing stands at the forefront of a transformative era in healthcare and beyond. Its ability to create bespoke solutions for patients, ranging from personalized implants to functional tissues, heralds a new paradigm in the intersection of technology and biology. As research advances and ethical considerations are carefully navigated, the future promises a profound impact on healthcare, regenerative medicine, and the very fabric of human well-being.

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