The Research Progress of Nitinol Vascular Stent

Jia Li Ma; Ming Zhu; Wei Dong Miao; Jun Tao Li; Ya Ming Kou

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.690-693.425

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The Research Progress of Nitinol Vascular Stent

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Nitinol alloy is used widely in biomedical science because of their good performances. The radial support force, biocompatibility and fatigue performance of nitinol alloy blood stent meet the requirement correctly. With the development of computer simulation technology, the stent structure, materials and so on will get further improvement and innovation under the help of statuses on the finite element analysis and blood flow dynamics simulation of nitinol alloy stent.

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Jia Li Ma*, Ming Zhu, Wei Dong Miao, Jun Tao Li, Ya Ming Kou

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Nitinol Shape Memory Alloy, Numerical Simulation, Vascular Stent

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