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CAREER: Photocrosslinkable Polymers for Fracture Fixation

CAREER: Photocrosslinkable Polymers for Fracture Fixation
职业:用于骨折固定的光交联聚合物
批准号:
9734236
负责人:
Kristi Anseth
金额:
$28.43万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Continuing Grant
财政年份:
1998
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1998-05-01 至 2003-04-30

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9734236安塞特通过固定治疗骨折需要使用具有足够强度的材料以允许固定,良好的组织/材料兼容性,以及易于成型(形成潜在的复杂形状)以便于外科医生放置。此外,为了在愈合后恢复最佳的骨功能,受控降解是必不可少的。这种材料最初必须重建骨的机械完整性,然后降解以允许新骨生长。因此,可降解聚合物材料为广泛使用的金属植入物提供了一种重要的替代方法。可降解聚合物消除了二次手术的需要,如果精心设计,可以释放化合物以加速愈合或防止感染。这项职业计划的研究部分旨在开发一种新型的高强度、表面侵蚀、可光固化(即在光照下发生反应)的聚合物,用于骨科应用,如骨折固定。特别是,这项工作的基本原理是由三个关键假设驱动的:i)光聚合允许在体内固化,这将为外科医生提供植入和处理可植入聚合物的巨大灵活性;ii)聚合物的交联将提供有效的工具来控制材料的物理和机械性能,而不需要对主干化学进行重大修改,这可能会改变生物相容性;iii)表面侵蚀聚酸酐网络以受控的方式降解并保持聚合物的结构完整性,将有利于整形外科应用。这份职业计划的教育部分与研究计划密切相关。将为本科生研究(例如,高级论文项目)和将以团队为导向的研究项目纳入高级选修课程而开发特殊机会。除了通过研究进行教育外,还将开发新的课程,以检查人体的工程方面,并使用工程技能来解决医学问题。最后,科罗拉多大学完成了其综合教学实验室(ITLL)。该设施是未来工程教育方向的国家典范,综合学习方法(针对学习方式和跨部门团队合作)将被纳入新的聚合物课程并进行试点。***
英文摘要
9734236 Anseth Treatment of bone fractures through fixation requires the use of materials with sufficient strength to allow fixation, good tissue/material compatibility, and facile molding (into potentially complex shapes) for easy placement by the surgeon. In addition, controlled degradation is imperative to restore optimum bone function upon healing. The material must initially re-establish the mechanical integrity of the bone and subsequently degrade to allow new bone ingrowth. Hence, degradable polymeric materials provide an important alternative to widely-used metallic implants. Degradable polymers eliminate the need for a second surgery and, if carefully designed, can release compounds to accelerate healing or prevent infections. The research component of this CAREER plan targets the development of a new class of high-strength, surface-eroding, photocurable (i.e., react upon exposure to light) polymers for orthopaedic applications such as fracture fixation. In particular, the rationale for this work is driven by three key hypotheses: i) photopolymerization allows in vivo curing, which will provide great flexibility for the placement and handling of implantable polymers for surgeons; ii) crosslinking of polymers will provide an effective tool to control the physical and mechanical properties of materials without major modifications to the backbone chemistry, which can alter biocompatibility; and iii) surface-eroding polyanhydrides networks, which degrade in a controlled fashion and maintain the structural integrity of the polymer, will be advantageous for orthopaedic applications. The educational component of this CAREER plan is intimately linked with the research plan. Special opportunities for undergraduate research (e.g., senior thesis projects) and incorporation of team-oriented research projects in advanced elective courses will be developed. Outside of education through research, new courses will be developed to examine engineering aspects o f the human body and the use of engineering skills to address medical problems. Finally, the University of Colorado has completed its Integrated Teaching and Learning Laboratory (ITLL). This facility is a national model for future directions in engineering education, and the integrated learning approach (addressing learning styles and cross-departmental teamwork) will be incorporated and piloted in a new polymer courses. ***
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