Filament-free rotating-mandrel-assisted 3D printing of bioresorbable polylactic acid/iron composite stents: Effects of iron content
Authors:
- Handai LiuHandai Liu
- Keran ZhouKeran Zhou
- Daniel P. FitzpatrickDaniel P. Fitzpatrick
- Yinshi LuYLYinshi Lu
- Han XuHan Xu
- Vlasta ChyznaVCVlasta Chyzna
- Guangming YanGYGuangming Yan
- Ke GongKGKe Gong
- Yin ZhuYZYin Zhu
- Lena MaddenLena Madden
- Ronan DunbarRDRonan Dunbar
- Yuanyuan ChenYCYuanyuan Chen
- 15 April 2026
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Composites Communications
- Vol. 64
Abstract
No abstract availableFunding Information
- Science Foundation Ireland
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