2005
DOI: 10.1002/ange.200461360
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Bioabbaubare, amorphe Copolyesterurethannetzwerke mit Formgedächtniseigenschaften

Abstract: Abbaubare Polymere mit einem thermisch induzierten Formgedächtniseffekt können nach Herstellung einer permanenten Form in einer neuen, temporären Form fixiert werden. Diese Materialien haben ein großes Potenzial für biomedizinische Anwendungen, besonders im Bereich der minimalinvasiven Chirurgie.[1] Ein Beispiel ist das Einführen eines sperrigen Medizinprodukts in einer komprimierten, temporären Form durch eine kleine Öffnung in den Körper. Durch Erwärmen des Implantates über die Schalttemperatur T trans nimmt… Show more

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“…In this way, no further surgery is necessary to remove the implant after fulfilling its temporary purpose, and long-term complications can be avoided. Implant materials based on synthetic, hydrolytically degradable polymers have led to dramatic progress in a variety of medical treatments. A field, in which shape-memory polymers could be an enabling technology for future applications, is minimally invasive surgery. , On the basis of noncrystallizable switching segments, completely amorphous shape-memory polymer networks having a glass transition temperature as transition temperature ( T trans ) can be designed . Those networks are transparent, and it is expected that they show a more homogeneous degradation than semicrystalline polymers since hydrolytic degradation occurs faster in amorphous regions than in crystalline ones.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In this way, no further surgery is necessary to remove the implant after fulfilling its temporary purpose, and long-term complications can be avoided. Implant materials based on synthetic, hydrolytically degradable polymers have led to dramatic progress in a variety of medical treatments. A field, in which shape-memory polymers could be an enabling technology for future applications, is minimally invasive surgery. , On the basis of noncrystallizable switching segments, completely amorphous shape-memory polymer networks having a glass transition temperature as transition temperature ( T trans ) can be designed . Those networks are transparent, and it is expected that they show a more homogeneous degradation than semicrystalline polymers since hydrolytic degradation occurs faster in amorphous regions than in crystalline ones.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…5,6 On the basis of noncrystallizable switching segments, completely amorphous shape-memory polymer networks having a glass transition temperature as transition temperature (T trans ) can be designed. 7 Those networks are transparent, and it is expected that they show a more homogeneous degradation than semicrystalline polymers since hydrolytic degradation occurs faster in amorphous regions than in crystalline ones. The homogeneous degradation behavior of amorphous aliphatic copolyesters qualifies them also as preferred matrices in the area of controlled drug delivery.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…During this period, the swollen and partly degraded AADI chain segments were still connected to multifunctional network points. [4] Followed by the first phase, the second phase was categorized by a drastic mass loss at between two to six weeks and finally by a third phase (6 to 8 weeks) showing retarded mass loss. In addition, surface morphological changes were also noted after the 4 th week together with the weight loss.…”
Section: Sem Analysis Of Hydrolytic Degradable Smpusmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…By manipulating these two features, shape-memory polymers can be engineered to target specific applications. [4][5][6] Shape-memory polyurethanes (SMPUs) are produced by using polyols, such as alkane diols and glycerol, with diisocyanate, which is derived from phosgene. [7][8][9][10] However, with the increased health and safety concerns associated with isocyanate and phosgene, there are growing efforts in searching for alternative less harmful routes for SMPU synthesis.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%