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Journal of Applied Biomaterials & Functional Materials
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ISSN 2280-8000 · SAGE Publishing · 323 artikel di indeks
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Sintered titanium-bioceramic composites: A finite element performance analysis suggested for use in cranial surgical fixation plates
Optimizing titanium-bioceramic composites via the SPS technique, and using FE analysis to assess their mechanical performance, forms the basis of this study, which aims at replacing the conventional Ti-alloy frequently used in craniotomy procedures. Composites TB1, TB2, and TB3 are formed with…
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A 3D-Printed nano-silver antibacterial membrane for local antibacterial protection of PTFE vascular grafts
Vascular graft infection remains a serious and potentially devastating complication after prosthetic vascular reconstruction, particularly in polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) grafts, which are prone to bacterial attachment, biofilm formation, and persistent colonization. Once infection occurs, the…
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Fracture resistance of roots obturated with bioceramic or resin-based sealers after nanohydroxyapatite and calcium hydroxide dressing
This study evaluated the effect of calcium-rich nanohydroxyapatite (nano-HA) as an intracanal medicament on root fracture resistance compared with calcium hydroxide (CH). Forty-eight caries-free maxillary central incisors were instrumented and randomly assigned to a two-factor design (two…
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3D-printed ceramic scaffolds with colloidal silver and extracts for potential antimicrobial water treatment
Ceramic filters are an effective, low-cost solution for water potabilization, particularly in rural communities. The integration of 3D printing has advanced this traditional approach by enabling precise control over design parameters that govern filtration efficiency. Gyroid-type ceramic scaffolds…
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Ultra-fine micronized human dermal matrix reprograms the chronic pressure-ulcer microenvironment to accelerate healing
Chronic pressure ulcers persist within a self-sustaining microenvironment marked by unresolved inflammation, inadequate neovascularization, and excessive extracellular-matrix (ECM) degradation, highlighting the need for injectable bioactive scaffolds that can be delivered precisely to reprogram…
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Nitinol shape memory alloy (NiTi SMA): Materials and applications in medical devices
The selection of materials for biomedical applications is governed by stringent requirements, including biocompatibility, biological safety, corrosion resistance, and mechanical compatibility with human tissues. Among metallic biomaterials, equiatomic nickel–titanium shape memory alloys (NiTi…
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Comparison of the radiopacity of pulp capping materials
Background/purpose: This study aimed to compare the radiopacity of pulp capping materials with that of dental hard tissues. In this study, the radiopacity of traditional and contemporary pulp capping materials was examined and compared with that of dental hard tissues and an aluminum step wedge…
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Stimuli-responsive microneedles: Engineered solutions for multifaceted diabetic wound healing
Diabetic wounds are among the most common complications in patients with diabetes, often occurring in the lower extremities and manifesting as diabetic foot ulcers. These wounds are often associated with issues such as infection, peripheral artery disease, hyperglycemia, and hypoxia, making them…
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Three-dimensional bioprinting for the construction of an gastrointestinal stromal tumor model
Traditional two-dimensional (2D) cell culture systems are inadequate for maintaining numerous intrinsic cellular characteristics inherent to the native three-dimensional (3D) in vivo environment, which can result in misleading experimental outcomes. Hence, there is an urgent demand for innovative…
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Ultrasound-boosted low-detergent decellularization yields biocompatible skin scaffolds with native ECM integrity
Xenogeneic scaffolds derived from porcine skin offer a promising alternative due to their structural and biochemical similarities to human skin. However, current decellularization strategies compromise extracellular matrix (ECM) integrity, porosity, or mechanical performance, limiting…
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Evaluation of antibacterial potential of oxygenation agent on titanium surfaces: In vitro study
Background Peri-implantitis management remains an evolving field, and no gold standard treatment exists. Although oxygen-based agents show promise in periodontal therapy, there’s limited data on their use in peri-implantitis. This study is aimed at evaluating the antimicrobial activity of an…
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Construction of a 3D printed, human gingival MSC seeded alveolar bone implant
Background/objective(s)/introduction: Tissue engineered scaffolds fabricated by 3D printing promises to enhance the success rate in alveolar bone augmentation. The aim of this study was to construct and characterize a 3D printed poly(ε-caprolactone; PCL) scaffolds treated with bone morphogenetic…
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Decellularized camel intestinal submucosa as a cytokine-modulating platform for platelet lysate delivery in full-thickness wound healing
Background Chronic and extensive skin wounds remain a major clinical challenge requiring advanced regenerative strategies. Decellularized extracellular matrix scaffolds and platelet derivatives support tissue repair by providing essential structural and biological signals. This study evaluated…
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Partial restoration of fracture resistance in mandibular molars: A comparative study of Bio MTA+ and calcium-enriched mixture for furcal perforation repair
Objective Furcal perforations are iatrogenic complications which compromise the biological and mechanical integrity of endodontically treated teeth. Although calcium silicate-based materials are widely used for perforation repair, their ability to restore fracture resistance remains unclear. This…
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Development of a pressure hemostatic dressing with the coagulation properties of sodium alginate as a base material
This study aimed to develop a novel hemostatic dressing capable of exerting pressure-assisted hemostasis, promoting platelet aggregation, and enhancing the absorption of blood and tissue exudates. The Alginate/calcium chloride (Alg/CaCl 2 ) dressing was fabricated by crosslinking sodium alginate…
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Thermodynamic characterization of selected biomaterial surfaces: Comparison of surface free energy approaches
The thermodynamic surface properties of biomaterials play a key role in governing interfacial interactions and are commonly characterized by surface free energy (SFE) and its components derived from wetting data. However, different theoretical approaches used for SFE determination may yield…
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A biomimetic oxygen-generating nanoplatform for enhanced sonodynamic immune activation
Background Sonodynamic therapy (SDT) has emerged as a promising strategy for cancer treatment; however, its therapeutic efficacy is significantly limited by the hypoxic tumor microenvironment, particularly in breast cancer. To address this limitation, we developed a biomimetic nanoplatform capable…
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Development and vibration transmissibility analysis of a biofidelic human brain model
Vibrations can have harmful effects on the human brain and are associated with neurological damage, cognitive impairments, and an increased risk of traumatic brain injuries (TBI). Exposure to low-frequency vibrations, such as those encountered in blast events, contact sports, and accidents, can…
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Inhibition of indole production and attenuation of reactive oxygen species to reduce biofilm development
Bacterial biofilms provide survival mechanisms distinct from free-floating cells. An important mediator of biofilm formation in Escherichia coli ( E. coli ) is indole, which is formed by tryptophanase. In our study, E. coli biofilm formation was investigated in the context of removing indole…