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TIBBİ UYGULAMALAR İÇİN BORU ŞEKLİNDEKİ SAÇ ÖRGÜLERİNİN ELASTİK DEFORMASYONUNUN İNCELENMESİ

ANALYSIS OF ELASTIC DEFORMATION OF BRAIDED TUBULAR STRUCTURES FOR MEDICAL APPLICATIONS

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  • Pamukkale Üniversitesi Mühendislik Bilimleri Dergisi

Publication Year:

  • 2001

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Abstract (2. Language): 
In this study, self-expanding stents were fabricated and analyzed. These stents are in the form of 3-D tubular braided structures made of polymeric materials. This type of structures is used in medicine to open clogged artheries and veins by exerting radial force. The amount of radial force exerted into the membrane should not give any damage to the veins. Therefore, the geometry of the three dimensional tubular braided fabric is analyzed to give an optimum radial force for medical applications.
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Abstract (Original Language): 
Bu çalışmada kendinden uzamalı katedırlar üretilip analiz edilmiştir. Katedırlar üç boyutlu saç örgüsü yapısında olup, polimer yada metal malzemeden imal edilirler. Bu tip yapılar tıbbi alanda tıkanmış olan atardamarların açılmasında merkezden dışa dogru bir kuvvet uygulanması prensibine göre kullanılır. Katedır tarafından damar çeperlerine uygulanan kuvvetin damarlara bir zarar vermeyecek miktarda olması zaruridir. Bundan dolayı, bu tür üç boyutlu hortumsal saç örgülerin yapısı tıbbi uygulamalar için optimum radial kuvvet elde edilebilmesi için incelenmiştir.
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