Review Article
The Application of Fiber-Reinforced Materials in Disc Repair
Table 2
Typical FRM use in disc implants and some similar tissues.
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Fibers |
Matrix | Mechanical properties |
Fiber scale |
Processing |
Repaired tissue |
literature | Breaking stress (Mpa) | Breaking strain (%) | Elastic modulus (Mpa) |
| Elastin | Hydrogel | 0.08~2.08 | 10.6~247 | 0.8~3.68 | Mircon | 3D syringe drops crossed ‘‘log-piles’’ | Cartilage |
Agrawal et al., 2013 [33] | PCL | Gelatin | | | | Nano | Electrospun | AF |
Beachley and Wen, 2009 [46] | Dry | 5~25 | | 20~120 | Wet | 0.1~0.9 | | 1~10 | Collagen | Elastin-like | 1.85~4.08 | 23~314 | 5.3~33.1 | Mircon | Winding | Abdominal wall | Caves et al., 2011 [47] | Polydioxanone (PDO) | PLA | | | | | Electrospun | AF |
Cont et al., 2013 [48] | PCL | Hydrogel | Storage modulus | Loss modulus | | Nano | Electrospun | NP |
Thorvaldsson et al., 2012 [49] | 0.03 Mpa | 0.006 Mpa | | N-vinyl-2-pyrrol-idone (NFC) | Hydrogel | Storage modulus | Loss modulus | 0.02~8 | | Curing | NP |
Borges et al., 2010 [50] | 0.14 Mpa | 0.019 Mpa | |
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