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Title: On stent design and Poisson’s ratios
Authors: Casha, Aaron
Gatt, Ruben
Gauci, Marilyn
Vella, H.
Busuttil, K.
Grima, Joseph N.
Keywords: Stents (Surgery)
Surgical instruments and apparatus
Biomechanics
Issue Date: 2011
Publisher: Task Publishing
Citation: Casha, A., Gatt, R., Gauci, M., Vella, H., Busuttil, K., & Grima, J. N. (2011). On stent design and Poisson’s ratios. 8 th International Workshop on Auxetics and Related Systems AUXETICS’11, Szczecin. 66.
Abstract: Stents are artificial tubes which are inserted into natural passages in the body such as coronary vessels to prevent or counteract localized flow constriction. Here we discuss the characteristics of some of the more commonly used stents from a geometry-deformation mechanism point of view and show how our knowledge on the design of systems with tailor-made Poisson’s ratio can be used to design superior stents.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar//handle/123456789/33443
ISBN: 9788393054947
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