FR2912740A1 - Porous macroscopic or microscopic composite, for biomedical use, is obtained by molecular dissolution of substrate contained in polymer matrix - Google Patents
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- MATERIAU COMPOSITE POREUX A USAGE BIOMEDICAL La présente invention- POROUS COMPOSITE MATERIAL FOR BIOMEDICAL USE The present invention
concerne le dispositif de réalisation d'un composite poreux macroscopique ou microscopique à usage biomédical. Les pores ou porosités peuvent être interconnectés, transversaux ou limités à la surface de contact avec les fluides biologiques. Le matériau poreux est obtenu par dissolution moléculaire d'un substrat biologique de type chlorure de sodium ou autre, contenu dans une matrice polymère synthétique, par exemple du polyetherethercetone ou naturelle comme la cellulose. Les méthodologies de l'obtention d'un tel matériau poreux sont indépendantes, uniques ou concomitants en fonction de la taille des pièces réalisées. La réalisation du mélange composé, précurseur de ce principe d'invention, appelé composite , s'effectue par adjonction à la matrice polymère naturelle ou synthétique ou déjà mélangée d'un soluté ou d'un substrat biologique déshydraté ou cristallisé par exemple du chlorure de sodium , ou tous autres cristaux ou zéolithes mélangés. Les cristaux ou agglomérats de matériau peuvent être de tailles multiples et même poreux. Les proportions de mélange varient entre 0% et 50% afin d'obtenir des pièces suffisamment solides. Ce mélange subit alors un procédé d'injection, de moulage ou d'extrusion pour configurer une forme volumétrique. Cet objet réalisé subit à tout instant de la fabrication un décapage surfacique, chimique ou mécanique ou physique par exemple, un bain de solvant soumis à la vibration ultrasonore. Des trous ou puits peuvent être réalisées par exemple à l'eau sous hyperpression dans les différents axes volumétriques de la pièce afin de favoriser le passage du solvant. relates to the device for producing a porous macroscopic or microscopic composite for biomedical use. The pores or porosities can be interconnected, transverse or limited to the contact surface with the biological fluids. The porous material is obtained by molecular dissolution of a biological substrate of sodium chloride or other type, contained in a synthetic polymer matrix, for example polyetheretherketone or natural such as cellulose. The methodologies for obtaining such a porous material are independent, unique or concomitant depending on the size of the parts produced. The production of the compound mixture, a precursor of this principle of invention, called composite, is carried out by adding to the natural or synthetic polymer matrix or already mixed a solute or a dehydrated or crystallized biological substrate, for example sodium, or any other crystals or zeolites mixed. The crystals or agglomerates of material can be of multiple sizes and even porous. Mixing proportions vary between 0% and 50% in order to obtain sufficiently solid pieces. This mixture is then subjected to an injection, molding or extrusion process for configuring a volumetric shape. This object produced is subjected at all times to the manufacture of a surface etching, chemical or mechanical or physical for example, a solvent bath subjected to ultrasonic vibration. Holes or wells may be made for example with water under high pressure in the different volumetric axes of the part to promote the passage of the solvent.
L'assemblage de pièces moulées par clipsage, rivetage ou vissage permet de configurer tout type de pièce. Ce type de pièce subit alors une atteinte de dissolution par un fluide solvant ou tout autre soluté biologique ou de traitement permettant de créer les pores dans le matériau par élimination de la charge du mélange ou d'une partie de cette charge. Des solutés biologiques ou de traitement peuvent alors être injectés, absorbés ou adsorbés par ces pores nouvellement formés. The assembly of molded parts by clipping, riveting or screwing makes it possible to configure any type of part. This type of part is then dissolving by a solvent fluid or other biological solute or treatment to create the pores in the material by removing the load of the mixture or part of this load. Biological solutes or treatment can then be injected, absorbed or adsorbed by these newly formed pores.
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EP2504041B1 (en) | 2009-11-25 | 2017-04-12 | Difusion Technologies Inc. | Post-charging of zeolite doped plastics with antimicrobial metal ions |
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