Ultrahigh-strength self-reinforced polylactide composites and their surgical applications

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Bioabsorbable lactide polymers and copolymers were self-reinforced by die-drawing to increase their strength and ductility. Self-reinforced materials were applied in manufacturing ultrahigh-strength implants, like pins, screws, tacks and stents, for tissue management in different disciplines of surgery.

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Törmäla, P., Pohjonen, T., & Rokkanen, P. (1997). Ultrahigh-strength self-reinforced polylactide composites and their surgical applications. Macromolecular Symposia, 123, 123–131. https://doi.org/10.1002/masy.19971230113

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