Method for making a bio-compatible scaffold
AssigneeSandia Corporation
InventorsJoseph Cesarano, III, John N. Stuecker, Jennifer G. Dellinger, Russell D. Jamison
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AssigneeSandia Corporation
InventorsJoseph Cesarano, III, John N. Stuecker, Jennifer G. Dellinger, Russell D. Jamison
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A method for forming a three-dimensional, biocompatible, porous scaffold structure using a solid freeform fabrication technique (referred to herein as robocasting) that can be used as a medical implant into a living organism, such as a human or other mammal. Imaging technology and analysis is first used to determine the three-dimensional design required for the medical implant, such as a bone implant or graft, fashioned as a three-dimensional, biocompatible scaffold structure. The robocasting technique is used to either directly produce the three-dimensional, porous scaffold structure or to produce an over-sized three-dimensional, porous scaffold lattice which can be machined to produce the designed three-dimensional, porous scaffold structure for implantation.
A method for making a three-dimensional, bio-compatible scaffold structure, comprising:
A method for making a three-dimensional, biocompatible scaffold structure, comprising:
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