Tissue regeneration, proliferation, and cell attachment are the objectives of a scaffold for
bone and cartilage-related defect treatments. The development of novel biodegradable …

Although the design and mechanical properties of the porous structure have been widely
explored, the porous structure and the unit cell with excellent mechanical properties …

Yttria‐stabilized zirconia (YSZ) scaffolds with a planned macroporosity fraction of about 70%
were fabricated by Robocasting from inks with high solid loadings. The effects of solids …

This work is a proof of concept for making load bearing implants with osseointegration and
bone bonding ability. Yttria‐stabilized zirconia (YSZ) scaffolds with a percentage of macro …

Reducing stress shielding of stem-inserted femurs in total hip arthroplasty caused by the
high stiffness of the stem is an emerging medical engineering issue. In this study, a …

Amputation is a surgical process of cutting off a limb and the amputees seek immediate
replacement of prosthetic legs at an affordable cost. In this paper, the structural and …

Repairing critical-size bone defects still represents a critical clinical challenge in the field of
trauma surgery. This study focuses on a physiological design and manufacturing of porous …

Femoral stems with proximal metaphyseal involvement are commonly used total hip
replacement components with very good results. In this study, total hip arthroplasty (THA) …

In a human body, the femur is one of the strongest and longest bones and commonly
fractured bone shown in the last decades, especially in elderly humans. Common femur …

Additive manufacturing is revolutionizing the field of medical sciences through its key
application in the development of bone scaffolds. During scaffold fabrication, achieving a …