Poly-Med CTO, M. Scott Taylor, Ph.D. is featured in Medical Plastic News, North America. He explains why 3D printing has a huge medtech potential, especially as it relates to bioresorbable polymers. Poly-Med will officially launch its 3D printing filaments this summer. We strive to stay, “ahead of the game.”
The article is on page 25 of this Medical Plastic News Edition. Medical Plastic News_LINK
Bioresorbable Medical Devices as Implantable & Degradable Tissue ScaffoldsSeptember 23, 2022 - 8:00 pmBioresorbable Medical Device Overview: Bioresorbable medical devices are implantable materials designed for a particular treatment and degrade over time once the scaffold is no longer necessary. Bioresorbable polymer materials may be synthetic or naturally-derived, exhibit high biocompatibility, and may degrade through mechanisms including but not limited to bulk hydrolysis, surface erosion, or enzymatic degradation depending […]
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