Scaffolds from alternating block polyurethanes of poly (?-caprolactone)and poly (ethylene glycol)with stimulation and guidance of nerve growth and better nerve repair than autograft. (Record no. 52640)

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Title Scaffolds from alternating block polyurethanes of poly (?-caprolactone)and poly (ethylene glycol)with stimulation and guidance of nerve growth and better nerve repair than autograft.
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Volume/sequential designation Journal of biomedical Materials Research Part A, 103(7), p.2355-2364, 2015
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Summary, etc. Nerve repair scaffolds from novel alternating block polyurethanes (PUCL-alt-PEG)based on PCL and PEG without additional growth factors or proteins were prepared by a particle leaching method. The scaffolds have pore size 10-20 µm and porosity 92percent. Mechanical tests showed that the polyurethane scaffolds have maximum loads of 5.97 ± 0.35 N and maximal stresses of 8.84 ± 0.5 MPa. Histocompatiblity of the nerve repair scaffolds was tested in a SD rat model for peripheral nerve defect treatment. Two types of treatments including PUCL-alt-PEG scaffolds and autografts were compared in rat model. After 32 weeks, bridging of a 12 mm defect gap by the regenerated nerve was observed in all rats. The nerve regeneration was systematically characterized by sciatic function index (SFI), electrophysiology, histological assessment including HE staining, immunohistochemistry, ammonia sliver staining, Masson's trichrome staining and TEM observation. Results revealed that nerve repair scaffolds from PUCL-alt-PEG exhibit better regeneration effects compared to autografts. Electrophysiological recovery was seen in 90percent and 87percent of rats in PUCL-alt-PEG and autograft groups respectively. Biodegradation in vitro and in vivo shows good degradation match of PUCL-alt-PEG scaffolds with nerve regeneration. It demonstrates that plain nerve repair scaffolds from PUCL-alt-PEG biomaterials can achieve peripheral nerve regeneration satisfactorily
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Topical term or geographic name entry element ALTERNATING BLOCK POLYURETHANES, POLY(E-CAPROLAC-TONE)(PCL)
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Topical term or geographic name entry element POLY(ETHYLENE GLYCOL)(PEG)
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Topical term or geographic name entry element SCAFFOLD, PERIPHERY NERVE REPAIR
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Personal name Niu, Y.
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Personal name Li, L.
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Personal name Chen, K. C.
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Personal name Chen, F.
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Personal name Liu, X.
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Personal name Ye, J.
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Personal name Xu, K.
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