作者: J. Meng , H. Kong , H. Y. Xu , L. Song , C. Y. Wang
DOI: 10.1002/JBM.A.30315
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摘要: Blood compatibility has been an occlusion for biomaterials used in the cardiovascular system. In this work, a multiwalled carbon nanotubes-polyurethane composite (MWNT-PU) was prepared through controlled co-precipitation. The surface chemical composition of treated nanotubes analyzed with XPS and thermal behaviors were characterized by DSC. platelet adhesion activation caused evaluated using SEM flow cytometric analysis, respectively, disruption red blood cells measuring absorbance free hemoglobin. experimental results demonstrated that: (1) Multiwalled (MWNTs) oxygen-containing functional groups could be well dispersed polyurethane matrix coprecipitation; (2) displayed significantly improved anticoagulant function, which can indicative promising potentials nanotube-based materials implants medical devices applied blood-contacting environments.