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L. Severseike

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C. Bakken· 2 shared V. Bhatia· 2 shared V. Lee· 2 shared E. Bermel· 1 shared T. Brandon· 1 shared

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PolyJet 3D Printing of Tissue Mimicking Materials: An Investigation of Characteristic Properties of 3D Printed Synthetic Tissue

V. Lee, L. Severseike, C. Bakken, E. Bermel, V. Bhatia

This paper evaluates the mechanical and lubricity properties of new 3D printed synthetic tissue materials compared to biological tissues, finding they closely mimic porcine tissue characteristics and offer improved repeatability.

bioRxiv · Dec 23, 2020 · PreprintBioengineering

Polyjet 3D printing of tissue-mimicking materials: how well can 3D printed synthetic myocardium replicate mechanical properties of organic myocardium?

L. Severseike, V. Lee, C. Bakken, T. Brandon, V. Bhatia

This study evaluates how well 3D printed Digital Anatomy myocardium replicates the mechanical properties of porcine myocardium in terms of compliance, puncture, suturing, and cutting performance.

bioRxiv · Oct 31, 2019 · PreprintBioengineering