Tesk, J.
(2004),
Reference Scaffolds for Characterization of Porosity (Poster), Biomaterials in Regenerative Medicine: The Advent of Combination Products | | | Society for Biomaterials
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Reference Scaffolds for Characterization of Porosity (Poster)
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ASTM Task Force F04.42.06 was formed with the objective of developing reference scaffolds, with the initial thrust focused on porosity.Three dimensional test-scaffolds were fabricated by two 3-Dimensional rapid prototyping methods. Visual examinations and micro-Computerized-Tomography (micro-CT) showed cubic scaffolds with 300 m pores having a lack of uniformity and numerous defects that consisted of either large empty spaces or occluded connections whereas cubic scaffolds with 600 m pores were moremm uniform. Both methods appear to be capable of producing useful scaffolds for evaluation of measurement technologies for porosity determinations prior to fabrication of reference scaffolds. X-ray micro-CT appears indispensable for revealing details of internal structure. Scaffolds from rapid prototyping systems need careful assessments to ensure integrity.Proceedings Title
Biomaterials in Regenerative Medicine: The Advent of Combination Products | | | Society for Biomaterials
Conference Dates
October 16-18, 2004
Conference Title
Biomaterials in Regenerative Medicine: The Advent of Combination Products
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Conferences
Keywords
ASTM, ASTMI, micro-CT, porosity, reference scaffolds, scaffolds for tissue engineering
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Created October 18, 2004, Updated February 17, 2017