Soft-sheath, stiff-core microfiber hydrogel for coating vascular implants

Keyphrases

• Vascular Implants 100%
• Smooth muscle Cells 66%
• Coaxial Fiber 66%
• Material Characterization 33%
• Nanostructures 33%
• Overgrowth 33%
• Thrombosis 33%
• Cell-to-cell 33%
• Microenvironment 33%
• Stenosis 33%
• Platelets 33%
• Mechanical Properties 33%
• Surface Material 33%
• Inflammatory Cells 33%
• Nanostructural 33%
• Implant Materials 33%
• Mechanobiology 33%
• Bare Metal Stent 33%
• Stent 33%
• High Biocompatibility 33%
• Platelet Activation 33%
• Metallic Stent 33%
• Elastic Modulus 33%
• Photopolymerization 33%
• Bare Metal 33%
• Mechanically Strong 33%
• In Vivo Response 33%
• Coated Surface 33%
• Elastic Fibers 33%
• Platelet Adhesion 33%
• Soft Surface 33%
• Hybrid Fiber 33%
• Surface Elasticity 33%
• Two-layer 33%
• Subcutaneous Implantation 33%
• Electrospun Fibers 33%
• Fiber System 33%
• Swelling Ratio 33%
• Poly(L-lactic acid) 33%
• Coating Strength 33%
• High Water Content 33%
• Poly(ethylene glycol) Diacrylate (PEGDA) 33%
• Non-fouling 33%
• Water Swelling 33%
• Conformal Coating 33%
• Stent Materials 33%
• Coating Structure 33%
• Material Elasticity 33%
• Coated Implants 33%
• Physico-mechanical Properties 33%
• Fiber Mixture 33%
• Water Content Ratio 33%
• Core-sheath 33%
• Implant Coating 33%
• Mechanical Biocompatibility 33%

Material Science

• Hydrogel 100%
• Surface (Surface Science) 100%
• Elasticity 66%
• Biocompatibility 66%
• Platelet 66%
• Elastic Moduli 33%
• Nanostructure 33%
• Implant Material 33%
• Polyethylene Glycol 33%
• Photopolymerization 33%