Shuangyang Building, Yangshe Town, Zhangjiagang City, Jiangsu Province, China.
Shuangyang Building, Yangshe Town, Zhangjiagang City, Jiangsu Province, China.
The Role of Additive Manufacturing in Enabling Advanced Surgical Cable SystemsThe field of additive manufacturing, or AM as it's often called, has really changed how we approach medical device design, especially when it comes to those titanium cables...
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Technical Barriers to Consistent and Reliable ProductionScaling 3D-printed humeral locking plate production requires overcoming critical technical challenges that directly impact implant safety and performance. These barriers span every stage of the ...
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Defining Patient-Specific 3D-Printed Implants and Regulatory Classification What distinguishes patient-specific from off-the-shelf mandibular implants? Custom made 3D printed mandibular plates start with CT scans and detailed anatomical models that c...
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From Traditional Implants to Additive Manufacturing in Craniofacial Surgery Limitations of Conventional Premolded Titanium Mesh in Complex Facial Reconstructions Traditional titanium mesh implants that come pre-molded just don't cut it when dealing...
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The Role of Additive Manufacturing in Advancing Volar Plate DesignFrom Standard to Patient-Specific: The Evolution of Distal Radius Fixation Old fashioned distal radius volar plates needed constant bending during surgery to fit each patient's unique ...
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Understanding the Mechanisms of Wear-Induced Particulate Generation The Role of Tribology in Spinal Implant Degradation The field known as tribology, which looks at how things rub together, get lubricated, and eventually wear down, is really importa...
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Ensuring Patient Safety Through Biocompatibility and Material CertificationSpinal fusion implant screw material certification is essential for eliminating biological risks and ensuring patient safety. A 2022 Journal of Biomedical Materials Research s...
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Understanding Thermal Resistance Requirements for Polymer Rib Fixation Systems The polymers used in rib fixation devices need to handle both body temperatures around 37 degrees Celsius and withstand the intense heat from sterilization methods like s...
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Understanding Galvanic Corrosion in Multi-Material Implants Galvanic Corrosion Definition and Mechanism in Biomedical Contexts When different metals come together in multi material implants inside the body, they tend to corrode faster because they f...
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Fundamental Corrosion Challenges in Sternal Implants Corrosion Behavior of Stainless Steels, Cobalt-Chromium Alloys, and Titanium Alloys in Biomedical Implants The main materials for making sternal plates include stainless steel, cobalt chromium (Co...
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Definition of Tissue Compatibility in the Context of Orbital Biomaterials When we talk about tissue compatibility, we're really looking at how well a material works inside the body without causing problems like immune reactions or toxicity. For thos...
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Overview of ISO 10993 and Its Application to Maxillofacial Implants The Importance of Biocompatibility in Craniofacial Fixation Devices The materials used for maxillofacial plates and screws need to pass rigorous tests for biocompatibility if they a...
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