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Integration of freeze-drying and Lugol-enhanced µCT imaging in virtual meniscus modelling for 3D printing and FE analysis

2024-04-17

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The knee menisci maintain stability and function of a healthy knee joint. Therefore, degenerative, or traumatic meniscus injuries may require meniscal implants to restore function. The aim of this study was to create a 3D-printable meniscus implant that emphasizes the representation of circumferential collagen fibres for biomechanical function. A novel Lugol-staining and freeze-drying technique was developed to pr...

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56277937-1822-5bf2-8544-b9adbd6ae39e
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-4237259/v1
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