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Salt Fusion: An Approach to Improve Pore Interconnectivity within Tissue Engineering Scaffolds
2002
Tissue engineering
Macroporous scaffolds composed of biodegradable polymers have found extensive use as three-dimensional substrates either for in vitro cell seeding followed by transplantation, or as conductive substrates for direct implantation in vivo. Methods abound for creation of macroporous scaffolds for tissue engineering, and common methods typically employ a solid porogen within a three-dimensional polymer matrix to create a well-defined pore size, pore structure, and total scaffold porosity. This study
doi:10.1089/107632702753503045
pmid:11886653
fatcat:yak35yy2nndgnkd3xpfhrpf2mi