Optimisation of Photo-Curable 3D-Printed Bionic Double Layer Lower Extremity Vascular Models Based on Biomechanical Performance Evaluation

IF 1.6 Q4 ENGINEERING, BIOMEDICAL
Shuai Wang, Zhuo Liu, Limei Tian, Wei Bing
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Guidewire interventional radiotherapy is an important means for the diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular disease, and the risk of intraoperative guidewire puncture jeopardises the life and health of patients. A bionic multilayer vascular model that conforms to the real vascular morphology and mechanical properties of arterial vessels can help surgeons familiarise themselves with the mechanical properties of blood vessels in preoperative simulations and thus avoid the risk of intraoperative vascular puncture. In this paper, porcine abdominal aortic vessels were used as a biological model to evaluate its mechanical properties by T-peel test, uniaxial tensile test and puncture force test. The results showed that the average delamination force between the intima and media of the vessels was 1.11 N. The radial tensile strength of the vessels was greater than the axial tensile strength and the elongation at the break of the media increased after peeling the intima. A multilayer vascular model manufacturing method was developed, and the structural integrity was improved using an intima–media nesting method. This research provides guidance for material selection and preparation processes for 3D printed bionic multilayer lower limb vascular models and contributes to the development of more accurate and functional 3D printed vascular models for biomedical applications.

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基于生物力学性能评价的光固化3d打印仿生双层下肢血管模型优化
导丝介入放疗是心血管疾病诊断和治疗的重要手段,术中导丝穿刺的风险危及患者的生命和健康。一个符合真实血管形态和动脉血管力学特性的仿生多层血管模型可以帮助外科医生在术前模拟时熟悉血管的力学特性,从而避免术中血管穿刺的风险。本文以猪腹主动脉为生物模型,通过t -剥离试验、单轴拉伸试验和穿刺力试验对其力学性能进行评价。结果表明,血管内膜与中膜之间的平均剥离力为1.11 n,血管的径向抗拉强度大于轴向抗拉强度,剥离内膜后中膜断裂伸长率增加。开发了一种多层血管模型制作方法,并采用内膜-介质嵌套法提高了血管模型的结构完整性。本研究为3D打印仿生多层下肢血管模型的材料选择和制备工艺提供指导,有助于开发更准确、更功能的3D打印血管模型用于生物医学应用。
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Biosurface and Biotribology
Biosurface and Biotribology Engineering-Mechanical Engineering
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