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The Impact of Melt Electrowritten Scaffold Design on Porosity Determined by X-Ray Microtomography.


ABSTRACT: IMPACT STATEMENT:Melt electrowriting is an AM technology that bridges the gap between solution electrospinning and melt microextrusion technologies. It can be applied to biomaterials and tissue engineering by making a spectrum of scaffolds with various laydown patterns at dimensions not previously studied. Using submicrometer X-ray tomography, a "fingerprint" of porosity for such scaffolds can be obtained and used as an important measure for quality control, to ensure that the scaffold fabricated is the one designed and allows the selection of specific scaffolds based on desired porosities.

SUBMITTER: Youssef A 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC6589500 | biostudies-literature | 2019 Jun

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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The Impact of Melt Electrowritten Scaffold Design on Porosity Determined by X-Ray Microtomography.

Youssef Almoatazbellah A   Hrynevich Andrei A   Fladeland Logan L   Balles Andreas A   Groll Jürgen J   Dalton Paul D PD   Zabler Simon S  

Tissue engineering. Part C, Methods 20190601 6


<h4>Impact statement</h4>Melt electrowriting is an AM technology that bridges the gap between solution electrospinning and melt microextrusion technologies. It can be applied to biomaterials and tissue engineering by making a spectrum of scaffolds with various laydown patterns at dimensions not previously studied. Using submicrometer X-ray tomography, a "fingerprint" of porosity for such scaffolds can be obtained and used as an important measure for quality control, to ensure that the scaffold f  ...[more]

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