Spatial anisotropy (a)-(d) and, on directional anisotropy (e) and (f) of SNFG titanium cranial bone implants with primitive, diamond, IWP, and gyroid topologies, all with , against varying orientations.

Spatial anisotropy (a)-(d) and, on directional anisotropy (e) and (f) of SNFG titanium cranial bone implants with primitive, diamond, IWP, and gyroid topologies, all with , against varying orientations.

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Main Author:	Nguyen Van Viet (22216476) (author)
Other Authors:	Wael Zaki (22216479) (author), Marwan El-Rich (10884948) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Biophysics Medicine Biotechnology Space Science Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified Physical Sciences not elsewhere classified zero mean curvature yield strength higher white polylactic acid varies nonlinearly along reduced stress shielding optimal load transfer mechanical stress throughout maximum percentage difference material distribution allows critical yield surface accurately captured using cranial titanium implants enhancing implant longevity enhanced bone ingrowth wave velocity anisotropy trabecular part length cranial bone implants bone implants implant may implant body natural bone work lays weight ratio waves transmit tuneable properties tissue integration three dimensions suitable candidate study presents result indicates reaction analysis porous architecture numerical model numerical analysis novel design key factor interconnected porosity gradient index elastic stiffness efficient method different patterns considered ideal closely replicate 6 %.
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