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Systematic co-design of resorbable metal-polymer biomaterials: Bridging regulatory gaps and clinical requirements via Quality Function Deployment

2026-06-09

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>The development of third-generation resorbable biomaterials requires a precise balance between degradation kinetics, mechanical integrity, and biological safety. While current regulatory frameworks, such as the ISO/TS 20721:2025 standard, establish guidelines for absorbable metallic implants, an international standardization gap persists regarding hybrid configurations that combine bior...

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e20ccd2c-4219-56b4-87f9-9994dae539cf
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-9968189/v1
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