Simulation liquid and method for in-vitro detection of zinc-containing medical instrument
A medical device and in vitro detection technology, applied in the field of medical devices, can solve the problems of long cycle, large individual differences, and high cost of animal experiments
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[0036] In this embodiment, the preparation method of the simulated liquid includes: first weighing the DMEM powder and the antibacterial agent, making up the volume with water, then using serum, whole blood or plasma to make up the volume, and adjusting the pH value to obtain the simulated liquid.
[0037] This embodiment also provides a method for in vitro detection of zinc-containing medical devices, including the following steps: placing the zinc-containing medical devices in the above-mentioned simulated liquid, reacting at 20-60°C, and detecting the zinc content in the simulated liquid , to obtain the zinc release amount of zinc-containing medical devices.
[0038] The amount of zinc released from zinc-containing medical devices in the above-mentioned simulated solution is used to characterize the quality of zinc corrosion in the body and released into surrounding tissues, and can initially analyze the biological safety of zinc-containing implanted devices. The quality of ...
Embodiment 1
[0068] Simulation solution: 10g / L low-sugar DMEM medium, 20mmol / L 4-hydroxyethylpiperazineethanesulfonic acid (HEPES), 10% volume ratio serum, 1g / L sodium azide.
[0069] Put A and B stents in 10mL simulated solution respectively, and the solutions completely submerge the stents respectively, and take out the stents after 2 days of corrosion in a water bath at 37°C. The surface coating of A stents needs to be removed with ethyl acetate first, and then A and B stents Ultrasonic cleaning was performed with saturated glycine solution for 1 min, and the cleaning solutions of brackets A and B were collected, tested and calculated by the above method, and the zinc release amount, zinc corrosion amount and the percentage of zinc corrosion amount were obtained.
[0070] The release amount of zinc in stent A and stent B in the simulated solution was 40 μg and 150 μg respectively, that is, the content of zinc released into the simulated solution after B stent was corroded was higher than...
Embodiment 2
[0073] Simulation solution: 10g / L high-glucose DMEM medium without phenol red, 20mmol / L 4-hydroxyethylpiperazineethanesulfonic acid (HEPES), 10% volume ratio of serum.
[0074] Place C and D stents in 10mL of simulated solution respectively, and the solutions completely submerge the stents, and take out the stents after 2 days of corrosion in a water bath at 37°C. Firstly, the surface coating of C stents needs to be removed with ethyl acetate, and then C and D stents Ultrasonic cleaning was performed with saturated glycine solution for 1 min, and the cleaning solutions of C and D brackets were collected, respectively detected and calculated by the above method, and the zinc release amount, zinc corrosion amount and the percentage of zinc corrosion amount were obtained.
[0075] The amount of zinc released in the simulated solution of C and D supports was 60 μg and 200 μg respectively, that is, the content of zinc released into the simulated solution after D support was corroded...
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