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英文摘要 Bone defect, and often the need for bone transplants, people on the organ transplant as a result of the concept has not yet been established, the body is not easy to obtain bone graft material, while in the transplantation of allograft bone are often the risk of infection and rejection. Therefore, the development of artificial bone implants hard to break through the above-mentioned autologous, allograft bone prone to infection, rejection and so on, and to ensure that the artificial bone cell proliferation, differentiation, tissue engineering has become an important research topic. Another water-binder polymer is a three-dimensional network structure of a hydrophilic material, living cells can be coated to provide in vitro proliferation of the environment, and organizations have a defective repair of functional implants, however, water-binder polymer is a high moisture content emotional temperature of liquid / solid phase change materials, although there are good conditions for cell proliferation, but the lack of structural support strength, not the application of force can withstand the bony defect, resulting in limited clinical application. Yuan, the purpose of this study was to use the team's self-developed laser sintering rapid prototyping systems, the design, manufacture bioabsorbable polycaprolactone (PCL) three-dimensional scaffold holes and perfusion with water-binder polymer Osteoblastoma through in vitro Experimental cultivation bony tissues and structures, resistance testing with cell differentiation and proliferation of quality certification, with a view to developing a water-binder combination of polymer and polycaprolactone (PCL) stent holes so that they can by in vitro cell culture as both the structure of support the strength and the ability of cells biodegradable in vivo bony man-made implants. Work of this study is divided into three sections, the first part of the principal is selected biodegradable polycaprolactone (PCL) powder materials test and analysis, first of all, the Department of the PCL dispersed in water or organic solvents in samples of ultra-fine without dilution of the conditions, the use of dynamic light scattering particle size analysis instrument, and then the use of SEM observation of sintered powder material PCL before and after the micro-structure, and then measuring the temperature of its melting point (Tm), as a set of laser sintering process based on material pre-heating temperature; the second part is using the team's self-developed laser sintering rapid prototyping machine, the production of three different stent structure (0 ° / 45 ° / 0 ° / 45 °, 0 ° / 90 ° / 0 ° / 90 ° and 0 ° / 45 ° / 90 ° / 135 °) of three-dimensional scaffold holes through macro and micro structural analysis of the experiment to observe the different holes of the holes stent shape, size, and pore distribution crosslinking between, and support the determination of tensile, compressive strength and porosity, porous scaffold in order to understand whether there is sufficient tensile strength, compressive strength and post-implantation with cells attached to the pore structure and growth; Finally, The study also through water-binder polymer stent holes perfusion experiments, three different methods of reperfusion immersion (immersion), pinhole injection (injection), reduced vertical gravity (gravitational dropping) irrigation water into the holes of plastic stents to assessment of water combined with plastic stent and the effectiveness of hole; then, the separation of rabbit bone marrow mesenchymal stem cell culture experiments, through the calcium staining to confirm whether the mesenchymal stem cells can differentiate into bone cells, further analysis of in vitro cell culture experiments. In vitro cell culture experiments Design of experiments is divided into three groups analysis: control group (water-binder plus cells), the experimental A (scaffold plus cells) and experimental B (water-binder plus cells plus stent); experiment based on 28-day cycle, every seven days out three groups of 11 samples for analysis of a series of experiments to understand the cell growth, as each of the seven-day series of experiments carried out by staining for alkaline phosphatase (ALP), VonKossa's staining experiments and MTS Colorimetric analysis of experiments; third part of combination type of PCL scaffold holes Osteoblastoma for pig large jaw bone defects repair planning and pre-assessment test; first of all, the production of 30mm X 30mm X 10mm holes on the PCL scaffold, with the clinical physicians to carry out animal experiments, will have the PCL Osteoblastoma stent holes big Orchid Flower mandible defect site, in order to observe the animals implanted in the occurrence of post-operative infection, and to assess the PCL holes of stent biocompatibility and animal tissue and the implanted cells in the bone cavity whether stent proliferation and differentiation can be sustained. This study has been completed using the laser sintering rapid prototyping technique PCL stent openings and water-binder polymer perfusion, the bony proliferation and differentiation in vitro experiments and clinical evaluation; the first part in the study of biological stent design has been completed PCL powder materials analysis and experiment through the micro-structural analysis confirmed that PCL stent with holes 300 ~ 500 m of the hole, in line with the literature mentioned in Osteoblastoma of suitable habitat; then also proved through the compression holes PCL scaffold flexible mode of 3.75MPa, but according to the literature that the human body by the force of the elastic model of the District 100 ~ 500MPa, therefore the production of the Institute of PCL scaffolds mechanical strength, is more suitable for non-human force applied to areas of bone tissue repair; of this study was the first Second, some combination of polymer scaffolds coated plastic water Osteoblastoma experiment, after 14 days of calcium staining analysis to optical microscopy observation of stem cells, stem cells observed for the dark red color, that stem cells gradually differentiate into bone cells; other PCL holes produced by the plastic stent combined with water, the use of MTS color analysis, staining and alkaline phosphatase staining VonKossa's in vitro experiments, and the use of SPSS statistical analysis software, by ANOVA analysis of statistical differences between groups. Color analysis by the MTS cell culture results indicate that the first 7 days, the control group, experimental group A, group B and other experiments on the OD value of the three groups were 0.12 ± 0.094,0.029 ± 0.033,0.092 ± 0.058, the experimental group and A Experimental B group P <0.05, experiment A group with the control group P <0.05, cultured 14 days in control group, experimental A group OD values were 0.29 ± 0.083,0.285 ± 0.029 p> 0.05, the first 21 days of culture A group of experiments, OD value of experimental group B, respectively, 0.491 ± 0.161,0.0585 ± 0.210 p> 0.05, the first 7 days, with the first 21 days, experimental A group of OD was significantly high than the control group, the possible reasons for adding nutrients in when nutrients to the control group apart from the plastic into the water than there is not easy, and the experimental A group of cells to absorb nutrients directly; In addition, staining by the alkaline phosphatase (ALP) analysis of the results of experiments that the OD value of the first 7 days, the volume of the three groups have clear upward trend in the control group, experimental group A and group B and other experiments on the OD value of the three groups were 0.0063 ± 0.0004,0.0073 ± 0.0007,0.0070 ± 0.0006, control group A and experimental group P = 0.168, control group and experimental group B P = 0.365, experiment A Group B Group and experimental P = 0.808, ANOVA analysis, P = 0.177, cultured 14 days in control group, experimental group A and group B and other experiments on the OD value of the three groups were 0.0076 ± 0.0008,0.0070 ± 0.0005,0.0063 ± 0.0002, control group A and experimental group P = 0.436, control group B and experimental group P = 0.05, experiment A Group B Group and experimental P = 0.339, ANOVA analysis, P = 0.76, cultured 21 days the control group, experimental group A and group B and other experiments on the OD value of the three groups were 0.0093 ± 0.0006,0.0056 ± 0.0007,0.0061 ± 0.0002 in control group A and experimental group P = 0.0001, control group B and experimental group P = 0.001, experiment A group B group and the experimental P = 0.535, ANOVA analysis, P = 0.001 <0.05 there were significant differences in training the first 28 days in control group, experimental group A and group B and other experiments on the OD value of the three groups were 0.0026 ± 0.0.002 , 0.0016 ± 0.0002,0.0053 ± 0.0006, control group A and experimental group P = 0.051, control group B and experimental group P = 0.585, experiment A Group B Group and experimental P = 0.201, ANOVA analysis, P = 0.57, on behalf of ALP activity 21 days after the beginning of the secretion of other cells, such as OPN and other substances, through the statistical analysis showed that began training 1 week Osteoblastoma ALP activity after the performance of the most active, rising at first and then a downward trend, VonKossa's staining experiments, through the cell dyeing observation, the beginning of culture, the cells dispersed, there is no mineralized material have, when the cell culture 1 week community has begun to take shape, but no dark brown nodules of the formation of minerals, cultured cells in two weeks when the formation of communities, there are dark brown mineral of the beginning of the formation of nodules showed that PCL stent water holes under the plastic-coated cells can provide the environment, to improve the effect of cell proliferation and differentiation. The third part of this study in the hard bone tissue scaffold in vivo clinical assessment, complete the repair of bone defects in experimental pig jaw design process and the production of 30mm X 30mm X 10mm holes on the PCL scaffold Osteoblastoma combination, and stent implantation of pig jaw holes for bone defect, 28 days after implantation of stents removed 28 days after infection to assess the situation does not, verify the design of the Institute of PCL porous scaffold with a good animal tissue compatibility for tissue engineering can be applied to the scaffold for tissue culture . This study confirmed the combination of polymer plastic coated water bony cells and Laser Sintering of Polycaprolactone (PCL) stent hole via in vitro into both structural strength to support the ability of cell proliferation and biodegradable in vivo bony man-made implants. Physico-chemical analysis of the experimental verification of bony effectiveness of cell proliferation and differentiation. In addition, the development of the Institute of Laser Sintering polymer technology in hard plastic water bone tissue scaffold design, tissue engineering will become in vivo culture bony man-made implants the new strategy. Key words: tissue engineering, stent, laser sintering, rapid prototyping, polymer water-binder, stem cell
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