2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.bsbt.2015.02.003
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Effect of poly(vinyl alcohol) (PVA) wear particles generated in water lubricant on immune response of macrophage

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“…Impregnating fibrous structures with biocompatible hydrogels with high hydration capacity similar to PG and PGS is a useful strategy to provide a viscoelastic protection mechanism for the underlying load-bearing fibers in fiber-reinforced hydrogels, similar to how the softer native ECM protects the “harder” collagen fibers. The PVA wear particles that would be generated instead have been shown to have less impact on the immune response than UHMWPE wear particles. The tensile mechanical values of FRH-PG and FRH-PGS lie within the range of those reported in the literature for human Achilles’ tendon tissues , and exceed those of the values for anterior cruciate ligaments and other synthetically developed and decellularized biological tendon grafts . In addition, we observed two distinct tensile moduli for the synthetic tendon scaffolds prior to the yield strain, similar to those observed in the native tendon …”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 64%
“…Impregnating fibrous structures with biocompatible hydrogels with high hydration capacity similar to PG and PGS is a useful strategy to provide a viscoelastic protection mechanism for the underlying load-bearing fibers in fiber-reinforced hydrogels, similar to how the softer native ECM protects the “harder” collagen fibers. The PVA wear particles that would be generated instead have been shown to have less impact on the immune response than UHMWPE wear particles. The tensile mechanical values of FRH-PG and FRH-PGS lie within the range of those reported in the literature for human Achilles’ tendon tissues , and exceed those of the values for anterior cruciate ligaments and other synthetically developed and decellularized biological tendon grafts . In addition, we observed two distinct tensile moduli for the synthetic tendon scaffolds prior to the yield strain, similar to those observed in the native tendon …”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 64%
“…In addition to conventional characterization of friction and gravimetric wear properties, the hydrodynamic size distribution of wear debris was characterized by means of dynamic light scattering (DLS). While this technique is gaining popularity in characterization of wear particles in tribosystems [20][21][22], its application to titanium materials has not yet been reported in the literature.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moreover, it should alleviate the impact and friction generated by human movements. To increase the elasticity and lubricity of material, several researchers modified the surface of the artificial joint materials with PVA [23][24]. In this study, UHMWPE-HA composites with PVA addition (5% w/w) were successfully prepared using mechanical alloying and hot press method.…”
Section: Physical Strength Of Composite With Addition Of Polyvinyl Al...mentioning
confidence: 99%