Biodegradable polymers in Pharmacy and Medicine. Classification, chemical structure, principles of biodegradation and use

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angličtina
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Biodegradable polymers in Pharmacy and Medicine. Classification, chemical structure, principles of biodegradation and use
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In the past few decades, biodegradable polymers have reached significant importance in fields of biomedical and pharmaceutical applications. They have become preferred candidates for the manufacture of therapeutic forms, for instance, orthopaedics devices, temporary bone screws and spins, three-dimensional scaffolds for tissue engineering or drug delivery systems for sustained and targeted release. Each of these applications requires material with specific physical, biological, and chemical properties, as well as specific degradation profile. These polymers (natural or synthetic) undergo hydrolytic or enzymatic degradation, which both have some advantages and disadvantages. Most widely used polymer materials in biomedical applications are listed, including their structure and degradation pathways.
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Publication year
2016
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