Blood Circulation Network Incorporation an Artificial Bone for Real Time Operation

M. Tasakorn; N. Suwanpayak; P. Preecha Yupapin

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.506.102

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Blood Circulation Network Incorporation an Artificial Bone for Real Time Operation

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We propose the use of molecular buffers and networks for blood circulation in Haversian and Volkmanns canals to deliver the nutrient, drug and other essential substances in the regeneration process of bone and soft tissue. By using the dynamic optical tweezers generated within a PANDA ring resonator, the required molecules can be trapped and transported within the designed neural networks, in which the required substances can perform within the required region before reaching the required destinations. The advantage of the proposed system is that system, which can perform within the tiny system (thin film device). The system can be used to enhance the medical treatments, which can reduce the period of convalescence, i.e. operation, which means the in situ surgery can be realized. Furthermore, the transportation of the trapped molecule by light in the networks is described, the theoretical background is reviewed.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 506)

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102-105

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April 2012

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M. Tasakorn, N. Suwanpayak, P. Preecha Yupapin

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Bone Graft, Molecular Buffer, Optofluidics, Tissue Engineering

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