Porous surfaces, internal channels, and overhanging threads support bone ingrowth and sacroiliac fixation through DMLS titanium printing.
High friction makes large-volume bone cement dispensing difficult; controlled thread geometry reduces manual force and supports consistent mixing.
Edge-to-edge bonding joins a rigid frame and deformable layer to reduce socket weight while accommodating limb volume changes.
Distinct upper and lower mesh sections with inguinal flaps provide full abdominal wall coverage while simplifying reconstruction with one implant.
A groove and matching projection create a detachable joint that resists pulling and bending forces across materials with different elasticities.
Porous vent elements move air and moisture through the socket wall, helping manage sweat and heat while preserving load-bearing support.
Oligomers above 3,000 Da and limited hydrogen bonding preserve low-viscosity printing while improving aligner toughness.
3D-scanned, CAD-matched clamping interfaces use adjustable tension and localized friction to prevent orthotic migration on prostheses.
A longitudinally expanding liner reduces circumference to apply uniform radial pressure during amputation-stump molding.
Scaffold sponges localize ASCs in chronic ulcer wounds while releasing healing factors from a bioresorbable skin substitute.
Loss of pulmonary extracellular matrix limits cell-based repair; a hyaluronic acid–collagen scaffold supports viability and alveolar regeneration.
A flexible polymeric cape and rigid push stick protect implantable mesh from grasper damage and contamination during trocar insertion.
A protective cape surrounds the mesh during trocar insertion, reducing direct-tool damage and contamination while fitting smaller trocars.
Low DC fields bond metals or graphite to hydrogels and tissues without adhesives, while polarity reversal can enable release.
A porous membrane and hydrogel cover a cell sheet to shorten diffusion distance while supporting nutrient transport, immune isolation, and transplant durability.
Protruding tissue grips and barbs secure hernia repair fabric, reducing reliance on sutures or staples during tissue integration.