4D Numerical Analysis of Scaffolds: A New Approach

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Main Author: André Vieira
Publication Date: 2014
Other Authors: António Torres Marques, Rui Miranda Guedes, Volnei Tita
Format: Book
Language: eng
Source: Repositórios Científicos de Acesso Aberto de Portugal (RCAAP)
Download full: https://hdl.handle.net/10216/81445
Summary: A large range of biodegradable polymers are used to produce scaffolds for tissue engineering, which temporarily replace the biomechanical functions of a biologic tissue while it progressively regenerates its capacities. However, the mechanical behavior of biodegradable materials during its degradation, which is an important aspect of the scaffold design, is still an unexplored subject. For a biodegradable scaffold, performance will decrease along its degradation, ideally in accordance to the regeneration of the biologic tissue, avoiding the stress shielding effect or the premature rupture. In this chapter, a new numerical approach to predict the mechanical behavior of complex 3D scaffolds during degradation time (the 4th dimension) is presented. The degradation of mechanical properties should ideally be compatible to the tissue regeneration. With this new approach, an iterative process of optimization is possible to achieve an ideal solution in terms of mechanical behavior and degradation time. The scaffold can therefore be pre-validated in terms of functional compatibility. An example of application of this approach is demonstrated at the end of this chapter.
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title 4D Numerical Analysis of Scaffolds: A New Approach
spellingShingle 4D Numerical Analysis of Scaffolds: A New Approach
André Vieira
Engenharia biomédica, Engenharia médica
Biomedical enginnering, Medical engineering
title_short 4D Numerical Analysis of Scaffolds: A New Approach
title_full 4D Numerical Analysis of Scaffolds: A New Approach
title_fullStr 4D Numerical Analysis of Scaffolds: A New Approach
title_full_unstemmed 4D Numerical Analysis of Scaffolds: A New Approach
title_sort 4D Numerical Analysis of Scaffolds: A New Approach
author André Vieira
author_facet André Vieira
António Torres Marques
Rui Miranda Guedes
Volnei Tita
author_role author
author2 António Torres Marques
Rui Miranda Guedes
Volnei Tita
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dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv André Vieira
António Torres Marques
Rui Miranda Guedes
Volnei Tita
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Engenharia biomédica, Engenharia médica
Biomedical enginnering, Medical engineering
topic Engenharia biomédica, Engenharia médica
Biomedical enginnering, Medical engineering
description A large range of biodegradable polymers are used to produce scaffolds for tissue engineering, which temporarily replace the biomechanical functions of a biologic tissue while it progressively regenerates its capacities. However, the mechanical behavior of biodegradable materials during its degradation, which is an important aspect of the scaffold design, is still an unexplored subject. For a biodegradable scaffold, performance will decrease along its degradation, ideally in accordance to the regeneration of the biologic tissue, avoiding the stress shielding effect or the premature rupture. In this chapter, a new numerical approach to predict the mechanical behavior of complex 3D scaffolds during degradation time (the 4th dimension) is presented. The degradation of mechanical properties should ideally be compatible to the tissue regeneration. With this new approach, an iterative process of optimization is possible to achieve an ideal solution in terms of mechanical behavior and degradation time. The scaffold can therefore be pre-validated in terms of functional compatibility. An example of application of this approach is demonstrated at the end of this chapter.
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