Technische Universiteit Eindhoven

Suprapolix B.v.

Xeltis Ag

Stentit B.v.

Xeltis B.v.

Patricia Yvonne Wilhelmina Dankers

Anton Willem Bosman

Franciscus Petrus Thomas Baaijens

Henricus Marie Janssen

Egbert Willem Meijer

Martijn Antonius Johannes Cox

Tristan Mes

Tom Lavrijsen

Anandkumar Nandakumar

Carolina Victoria Catharina Bouten

Gaby Maria Leonarda Van Gemert

Bart Sanders

Maria Sol Cabrera

Gaby Maria Leonarda Hoorne-Van Gemert

Serge Hendrikus Mathijs Söntjens

Gaby Maria Leonarda Hoorne - Van Gemert

Serge Hendrikus Mathijs SÖNTJENS

A stent composed by a bioabsorbable network of polymer fibers that can be rearranged upon expansion, accommodating for diameter enlargement without the need of a strut or strut pattern and providing temporary support to a biological duct, is provided. Additionally, a stent is provided where the rearranged fibrous network of its expanded state can act as a scaffold for cell infiltration and promote autologous tissue formation.

Fibrous tubular conduit for stenting applications

The disclosure lies in the field of regenerative medicine and relates to an implant having a matrix material, and a method for manufacturing an implant having matrix material. The disclosure further relates to a crimped implant.

Implant

The present invention relates to a modular supramolecular bioresorbable or biomedical material comprising (i) a polymer comprising at least two 4H-units and (ii) a biologically active compound. Optionally, the supramolecular bioresorbable or biomedical material comprises a bioresorbable or biomedical polymer as third component to tune its properties (mechanical and bioresorption properties). The supramolecular bioresorbable or biomedical material is especially suitable for biomedical applications such as controlled release of drugs, materials for tissue-engineering, materials for the manufacture of a prosthesis or an implant, medical imaging technologies.

Modular bioresorbable or biomedical, biologically active supramolecular materials

The present invention relates to a modular supramolecular bioresorbable or biomedical material comprising (i) a polymer comprising at least two 4H-units and (ii) a biologically active compound. Optionally, the supramolecular bioresorbable or bio medical material comprises a bioresorbable or biomedical polymer as third component to tune its properties (mechanical and bioresorption properties). The supramolecular bioresorbable or biomedical material is especially suitable for biomedical applications such as controlled release of drugs, materials for tissue-engineering, materials for the manufacture of a prosthesis or an implant, medical imaging technologies.

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Patricia Yvonne Wilhelmina Dankers