Caracterización de compositos biocerámicos en esponjas de titanio mediante interpenetración por corriente pulsada asistida

ABSTRACT Recently, it has been directing some special attention to the development of new manufacturing processes, with engineering applications in human tissues [1]. 3D printing applied to tissue engineering requires pulse computational techniques such as stereolithographic modeling, and special manufacturing processes, to name a few; Laser Sintering or Extrusion Deposition [2]. Despite the advances, applications have been limited due to the characteristics and properties of the materials used, so they must meet the biomaterial conditions.

On the other hand, biomimicry of materials should be biologically and mechanically imitated when possible on the aim and surrounding tissue. The architecture of these materials must allow adhesion, nucleation, growth, proliferation and transport of living cells for tissue regeneration [3]. Hence, it is exhibited the importance of getting porous scaffolds [4].