A porous scaffold made from micronized extracellular matrix via freeze-drying creates uniform pore structures.
An intraocular lens achieves accommodation by mimicking natural elasticity through a poly(dimethylsiloxane) elastomer gradient, avoiding capsular stiffening.
Hierarchical pores in a low-density scaffold enable cell colonization of large volumes while minimizing fibrous capsule formation.
Enzymatic dermal grafts reduce infection and recurrence risks in hernia repairs.
A scaffold releases medicants via compression to support meniscal repair.
Mechanical pressing and controlled chemical processing decellularize porcine liver extracellular matrix while retaining collagen morphology.
Segmented chain mesh adapts to irregular bone defects while maintaining mechanical stability.
A multi-block thermogelling polymer forms a gel at body temperature to support retinal reattachment.
Calcium alginate-pectin coatings on bone substitutes sustain antibiotic release for 50 days, preventing local infection in septic revisions.