Small-diameter blood vessels (SDBVs) are still a challenging task to prepare due to the occurrence of thrombosis formation, intimal hyperplasia, and aneurysmal dilation. Electrospinning technique, as a promising tissue engineering approach, can fabricate polymer fibrous scaffolds that satisfy requirements on the construction of extracellular matrix (ECM) of native blood vessel and promote the adhesion, proliferation, and growth of cells. In this review, we summarize the polymers that are deployed for the fabrication of SDBVs and classify them into three categories, synthetic polymers, natural polymers, and hybrid polymers. Furthermore, the biomechanical properties and the biological activities of the electrospun SBVs including anti-thrombogenic ability and cell response are discussed. Polymer blends seem to be a strategic way to fabricate SDBVs because it combines both suitable biomechanical properties coming from synthetic polymers and favorable sites to cell attachment coming from natural polymers.
Analiza comparativă a proprietăților firelor Siro cu filare compactă pneumatică și cu inele 245-249 GUIZHEN KE, JIAFENG PEI, KUNDI ZHU Prepararea și proprietățile materialelor compozite PAN/LA-SA realizate prin electrofilare 250-255 SHU-QIANG LIU, GAI-HONG WU, YI CUI, HONG-XIA GUO Analiza mecanismului de finisare rezistentă la contracție asupra țesăturii de mătase/cânepă 256-262 ASIF ELAHI MANGAT, LUBOS HES, VLADIMIR BAJZIK, FUNDA BUYUK, MUDASSAR ABBAS Modelul absorbției termice a tricotului patent în stare uscată și autentificarea experimentală a acestuia 263-268 DANIELA NEGRU, LILIANA BUHU, EMIL LOGHIN, IONUT DULGHERIU, ADRIAN BUHU Absorbția și transferul de umiditate prin materiale tricotate din fibre naturale și artificiale 269-274 TÜLAY GÜLÜMSER Rolul microcapsulelor în mascarea mirosurilor neplăcute ale țesăturilor de bumbac 275
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