Negative pressure therapeutic instrument for treating femoral head necrosis
A technology for femoral head necrosis and negative pressure therapy, which is applied in the direction of femoral head, drug devices, and other medical devices, can solve the problems of insufficient consideration of biomechanical factors, and achieve the effect of improving the biomechanical environment, ensuring safety, and good curative effect
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[0033] The polymer composite membrane is divided into an outer membrane and an inner membrane. The overall thickness is about 3-5 mm. It is prefabricated into a hollow cylindrical shape and implanted in the decompression area of the femoral head. The manufacturing process of the membrane is shown in Figure 2.
[0034] 1. Prepare the outer semi-permeable membrane:
[0035] By grafting hydrophilic collagen molecules on hydrophobic PLGA molecules to endow them with amphiphilicity, it is used for the preparation of semipermeable membranes. Then select wood with a honeycomb pore diameter in the range of 10-200 μm, monodisperse and different pore shapes as a template, and transfer its honeycomb pore structure to biopolymer materials such as PLGA through controlled carbonization, vacuum / impregnation, etc. superior. The method of constructing semi-permeable membrane by wood template method is:
[0036] 1) Template hole structure design
[0037] According to the pore structure des...
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