2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.bioadv.2023.213397
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Additively manufactured polyethylene terephthalate scaffolds for scapholunate interosseous ligament reconstruction

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“…It offers a convenient method to prepare aligned fibers of various diameters with distinct materials. It has been widely used for preparing aligned fibers for synthetic polymers polyethylene, , polystyrene, , poly­(vinyl alcohol), , and natural polymer silk and fibrin. , However, this process often requires the addition of organic solvents or synthetic polymers to reduce the surface tension of the spinning liquid and improve spinnability. , It increases the risk of solvent residue and protein denaturation. Hence, the preparation of compositionally biomimetic and functionally aligned fibers for SCI repair remains challenging.…”
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“…It offers a convenient method to prepare aligned fibers of various diameters with distinct materials. It has been widely used for preparing aligned fibers for synthetic polymers polyethylene, , polystyrene, , poly­(vinyl alcohol), , and natural polymer silk and fibrin. , However, this process often requires the addition of organic solvents or synthetic polymers to reduce the surface tension of the spinning liquid and improve spinnability. , It increases the risk of solvent residue and protein denaturation. Hence, the preparation of compositionally biomimetic and functionally aligned fibers for SCI repair remains challenging.…”
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confidence: 99%