An assessment of magnesium AZ31 coronary stents manufacture

AZ31 magnesium coronary stents were studied through a manufacturing process chain involving laser cutting, acid pickling, and dip coating. The purpose of this study was to evaluate surface thickness and geometrical dimensions of stents after processing. Stents were dip coated in a solution using PCL...

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Published in:Materials research express 2021-07, Vol.8 (7), p.75403
Main Authors: Nuñez-Nava, Mariana, Vazquez, Elisa, Ortega-Lara, Wendy, Rodriguez, Ciro A, García-López, Erika
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acid pickling
AZ31 magnesium alloy
Degradation
dynamic degradation
Evaluation
Immersion coating
Laser beam cutting
laser cutting
Magnesium base alloys
Notches
PCL
Peristaltic pumps
Pickling
Stents
Titanium dioxide
Weight
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description AZ31 magnesium coronary stents were studied through a manufacturing process chain involving laser cutting, acid pickling, and dip coating. The purpose of this study was to evaluate surface thickness and geometrical dimensions of stents after processing. Stents were dip coated in a solution using PCL with 1% of TiO 2 . Additionally, AZ31 coronary stents were dynamically tested using a degradation system based on peristaltic pumps. Our results indicate that coated stents degraded slower than AZ31 uncoated control stents. After 4 weeks of dynamic degradation under flowing Hank’s solution, coated stents lost only ∼9% in weight while uncoated stents lost ∼27% in weight. Stents were qualitatively evaluated after four weeks of degradation. Our results demonstrate the formation of micro-pores after one and two weeks of degradation for coated stents. Lamination was observed after three weeks of degradation, meanwhile, uncoated stents resulted with notches and an irregular surface caused by degradation.
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Degradation
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Immersion coating
Laser beam cutting
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Magnesium base alloys
Notches
PCL
Peristaltic pumps
Pickling
Stents
Titanium dioxide
Weight
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