The comminuted fractures, for which a suitable method of fixation does not exist, are serious problem in tramatology today. A very interesting way how to solve this medical problem is to use polymer-phosphate bone cement which is able to glue small fragments of bone together like a "puzzle". The essential to this study is to prepare and characterize dopamine modified polymer-phosphate cement that will be designed to be biodegradable, well injectable via thin needle, exhibiting sufficient rheological and biomechanical properties while having a porous structure.

CEITEC VUT-J-19-6087

Czech

Hlináková Kristýna, Ing. - principal person responsible
Vojtová Lucy, doc. Ing., Ph.D. - fellow researcher

Central European Institute of Technology BUT
- responsible department (15.1.2020 - not assigned)
Central European Institute of Technology BUT
- beneficiary (1.1.2019 - 31.12.2019)

VALOVÁ, K.; MICHLOVSKÁ, L.; LYSÁKOVÁ, K.; BRTNÍKOVÁ, J.; KRTIČKA, M.; POLÁČEK, P.; ČÁSTKOVÁ, K.; VOJTOVÁ, L. ”Mussel-inspired” biomimetic polymer-composite bone cement for fracture fixations: Synthesis, characterization and ex-vivo evaluation. eCM Periodical. eCM Meeting Abstracts, 2019. p. 8-8. ISSN: 2522-235X.
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Responsibility: Hlináková Kristýna, Ing.