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Qin Yimi - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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strategies for research and development of Medical Textile materials
Textile Research Journal, 2014Co-Authors: Qin YimiAbstract:Medical Textile materials belong to a type of functional Textile products with special properties and end uses,which are widely used in many fields,whose production technologies involve many disciplines such as Textile,material,and Medical science,and makes them one of the most technically sophisticated and highest value added industries. In order to formulate the right research and development strategy during the development of Medical Textile materials,this paper first analyzed the characteristics of the Medical Textile Industry. Based on the classification of product markets,research and development strategies and market positioning principle of products applicable to various markets were then introduced. Taking into consideration of the characteristics of Medical Textile materials,a practical route for research and development was proposed, which has great significance in guiding successful development of Medical Textile materials.
Joan M Taylor - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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comparison of micro and mesoporous inorganic materials in the uptake and release of the drug model fluorescein and its analogues
Chemistry: A European Journal, 2003Co-Authors: Karen A Fisher, Katherine Huddersman, Joan M TaylorAbstract:This paper advanced knowledge and understanding in the structure-activity relationships of zeolitic materials as a function of zeolite pore size and the nature the solvent and substrate. This work was both original and innovative and showed for the first time that compounds encapsulated within the smaller pore of a zeolite were protected from attack by enzymes in the surrounding environment, thus opening up applications in a number of industries, such as, the Medical Textile Industry.
Karen A Fisher - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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comparison of micro and mesoporous inorganic materials in the uptake and release of the drug model fluorescein and its analogues
Chemistry: A European Journal, 2003Co-Authors: Karen A Fisher, Katherine Huddersman, Joan M TaylorAbstract:This paper advanced knowledge and understanding in the structure-activity relationships of zeolitic materials as a function of zeolite pore size and the nature the solvent and substrate. This work was both original and innovative and showed for the first time that compounds encapsulated within the smaller pore of a zeolite were protected from attack by enzymes in the surrounding environment, thus opening up applications in a number of industries, such as, the Medical Textile Industry.
Ketankumar Vadodaria - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Mesh materials and hernia repair
'EDP Sciences', 2017Co-Authors: Santhini Elango, Sakthivel Perumalsamy, Krishnakumar Ramachandran, Ketankumar VadodariaAbstract:Hernia incidence has been observed since ancient time. Advancement in the Medical Textile Industry came up with the variety of mesh materials to repair hernia, but none of them are without complications including recurrence of hernia. Therefore individuals once developed with the hernia could not lead a healthy and comfortable life. This drawn attention of surgeons, patients, researchers and Industry to know the exact mechanism behind its development, complications and recurrence. Recent investigations highlighted the role of genetic factors and connective tissue disorders being the reason for the development of hernia apart from the abnormal pressure that is known to develop during other disease conditions. This review discusses different mesh materials, their advantages and disadvantages and their biological response after its implantation
Katherine Huddersman - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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comparison of micro and mesoporous inorganic materials in the uptake and release of the drug model fluorescein and its analogues
Chemistry: A European Journal, 2003Co-Authors: Karen A Fisher, Katherine Huddersman, Joan M TaylorAbstract:This paper advanced knowledge and understanding in the structure-activity relationships of zeolitic materials as a function of zeolite pore size and the nature the solvent and substrate. This work was both original and innovative and showed for the first time that compounds encapsulated within the smaller pore of a zeolite were protected from attack by enzymes in the surrounding environment, thus opening up applications in a number of industries, such as, the Medical Textile Industry.