Preparation and characterization of the n-HA/PVA/CS porous composite hydrogel
摘要
Abstract
In this paper
a new method combines chemical/physical crosslinking
and emulsification-foaming porogenic was adopted to prepare
n
-hydroxyapatite (
n
-HA)/polyvinyl alcohol (PVA)/chitosan (CS) porous composite hydrogel using artificial cornea scaffold materials. The fabricate conditions
including the type and amount of emulsification-foaming porogen
mixing time and speed etc. were researched. The results showed the optimal condition that the alkylphenol polyoxyethylene ether (OP) acted as emulsification-foaming porogen
with the ratio of
W
PVA
/
W
OP
as 3.75
and mixing 15 min with a stirring speed of 800 r·min
-1
. Additionally
the fabricated composite hydrogel scaffold materials possessed interconnected internal holes
a moisture content of above 65%
and tensile strength of above 6 MPa.
In vitro
cytotoxicity and acute systemic toxicity assay confirmed that the scaffolds did not show any cytotoxicity. The as-prepared hydrogel could be a promising candidate for artificial cornea scaffold material.
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