Deformation-Induced Topological Transitions in Mechanical Metamaterials and Their Application to Tunable Non-Linear Stiffening

Wagner, Marius; Schwarz, Fabian; Huber, Nick; Geistlich, Lena; Galinski, Henning; Spolenak, Ralph

doi:10.2139/ssrn.4082605

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“…Specific examples of AM technologies which belong to this category include stereolithography, and digital light processing (DLP) [20,22,52]. Vat photopolymerization has been used to process polymeric materials such as silicone rubber and ePTFE [60,61].…”

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“…From this study silicone rubber was used successfully to fabricate 3D porous structures using the technology [68]. In vat photopolymerization, Wagner et al [60] successfully used silicone rubber in stereolithography to fabricate structures which can mimic the non-linear elasticity of soft tissues.…”

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Polymeric materials and processes to produce facial reconstruction implants: A review

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Many patients are affected by facial deformities due to trauma or congenital disorders. Reconstruction using bone transplants has been the standard procedure to address many of these defects. In modern times, synthetic materials such as polymers have become widely used in facial reconstruction as medical implants to reconstruct the defective facial bony features. Conventional manufacturing methods can be used to produce polymeric implants, but literature has shown them to be limited in their applications. Many of these limitations can now be overcome by additive manufacturing technologies. This review paper presents an overview of different processes and polymeric materials that can be used to produce cosmetic facial implants.

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Polymeric materials and processes to produce facial reconstruction implants: A review

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Deformation-Induced Topological Transitions in Mechanical Metamaterials and Their Application to Tunable Non-Linear Stiffening

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Polymeric materials and processes to produce facial reconstruction implants: A review

Polymeric materials and processes to produce facial reconstruction implants: A review

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