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Multi-objective optimisation of material properties and strut geometry for poly(L-lactic acid) coronary stents using response surface methodology

2019-06-11

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Coronary stents for treating atherosclerosis are traditionally manufactured from metallic alloys. However, metal stents permanently reside in the body and may trigger undesirable immunological responses. Bioresorbable polymer stents can provide a temporary scaffold that resorbs once the artery heals but are mechanically inferior, requiring thicker struts for equivalent radial support, which may increase thrombosis...

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Literature Corpus work: c1705e0a-6cf1-5d2f-a650-828342de63b4
DOI: 10.1101/667915

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