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Femtosecond laser-made 3D micro-chainmail scaffolds towards regenerative medicine by Jonušauskas, Linas (author);Pautienius, Arnoldas (author);Ežerskytė, Eglė (author);Grigas, Juozas (author);Andriukaitis, Deividas (author);Gricius, Henrikas (author);Baravykas, Tomas (author);Andrijec, Dovilė (author);Vargalis, Rokas (author);Bandzevi̇či̇ūtė, Greta (author);Stankevi̇či̇us, Arūnas (author) is a Engineering article available to read on EtoBox.

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Regenerative medicine is a rapidly developing field with far-reaching potential. To sustain progress in this field, new advanced structures are needed. These include scaffolds for cell growth. Direct laser writing (DLW) based on femtosecond laser multi-photon polymerization (MPP) was shown to be an attractive technology for such structure fabrication as it combines vast selection of materials and the possibility to choose feature size in scaffold to be smaller, bigger, or around the same size as a cell. At the same, there are issues related to throughput which limit the widespread implementation of MPP for scaffold manufacturing. It is further compounded by some material limitations making it difficult to print mechanically flexible scaffolds for soft tissue regeneration. In this paper, we propose printing mechanically flexible scaffolds out of mechanically rigid material SZ2080 by employing chainmail architecture. We explore capabilities to optimize the printing procedure of this kind of scaffold, achieving printing times of less than 10 min for a 1 × 1 mm scaffold while maintaining micro-level precision. The superb biocompatibility of such scaffolds is shown both qualitatively an

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Author
Jonušauskas, Linas (author);Pautienius, Arnoldas (author);Ežerskytė, Eglė (author);Grigas, Juozas (author);Andriukaitis, Deividas (author);Gricius, Henrikas (author);Baravykas, Tomas (author);Andrijec, Dovilė (author);Vargalis, Rokas (author);Bandzevi̇či̇ūtė, Greta (author);Stankevi̇či̇us, Arūnas (author)
Publisher
Elsevier BV
Published
2023
Language
EN
Field
Engineering (Physical Sciences)

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