Isometric crystallization of stretched poly(e-caprolactone) sheets for medical applications

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B. Bogdanov
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[1] Orfit Industries Vosveld 9(a),
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Journal of Thermal Analysis and Calorimetry | 2003年 / 72卷
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immobilization medical devices; poly(e-caprolactone); Avrami equation; isometric crystallization; shrinkage force;
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Low melting temperature thermoplastic sheets based on poly(e-caprolactone) (PCL) can be formed directly on the patient and are used as immobilization device (mask) in the radiation therapy. The immobilization mask is allowed to harden in isometric conditions on the body at room temperature. A new method for isometric crystallization kinetics of thermoplastic polymer sheets is developed using a tensile-strength instrument. The isometric crystallization method allows investigating the shrinkage force on time of crystallization of stretched samples of thermoplastic polymer sheets or immobilization medical devices. The dependence of the shrinkage force on time is described by Avrami equation and the kinetics parameters of isometric crystallization are calculated.
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页码:667 / 674
页数:7
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