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ŠŤASTNÝ, P. TRUNEC, M. KALASOVÁ, D. CHLUP, Z. ZIKMUND, T.
Original Title
Machinable porous hydroxyapatite scaffolds prepared by gel-casting method using an epoxide as a gelling agent
Type
abstract
Language
English
Original Abstract
Porous calcium phosphate (CaP) scaffolds have been used in medicine for bone regeneration in a case of a bone tissue loss for decades [, ]. Owing to specific shapes of voids there is a need for implants’ individualization. We investigate a possibility of employing CAD/CAM technology and a multi axis milling of porous ceramics in the field of a preparation of individualized bioceramic scaffolds. Hydroxyapatite foams with a proper structure were prepared by combination of a direct foaming method and an epoxy gel-casting []. Rheology of suspensions as well as mechanical and structure characterizations of HA foams were described. A machinability of HA foams in a different stage of a heat treatment were evaluated both qualitatively using a uniform milling pattern and quantitatively correlating the mechanical characteristics to machining results. Improvement of the machinability by temporary saturation of the structure by a paraffin wax was investigated as well. Practical usage of the multi axis milling has been demonstrated at the example of mandibular defect
Keywords
scaffolds; milling; bioceramics; hydroxyapatite
Authors
ŠŤASTNÝ, P.; TRUNEC, M.; KALASOVÁ, D.; CHLUP, Z.; ZIKMUND, T.
Released
25. 4. 2017
Location
Published by Masaryk University, Brno, Czech Republic
ISBN
9778-80-210-8550-3
Book
CEITEC PHD RETREAT II
Edition
První
Pages from
108
Pages to
Pages count
138
BibTex
@misc{BUT135835, author="Přemysl {Šťastný} and Martin {Trunec} and Dominika {Kalasová} and Zdeněk {Chlup} and Tomáš {Zikmund}", title="Machinable porous hydroxyapatite scaffolds prepared by gel-casting method using an epoxide as a gelling agent", booktitle="CEITEC PHD RETREAT II", year="2017", series="První", pages="108--108", address="Published by Masaryk University, Brno, Czech Republic", isbn="9778-80-210-8550-3", note="abstract" }