A Modern CAE Environment: Enabling Smarter Decisions Planar Titanium Stent Design Andrew Jabola, Application Engineer, Saratech Inc. Shannon Gott (Ph. D. Candidate) & Masaru Rao (Assistant Professor), University of California - Riverside NX CAE Symposium 2013
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Shannon Gott, Ph. D. Candidate, University of California Riverside (Bourns School of Engineering) and Andrew Jabola, Application Engineer, Saratech (Siemens Partner) delivered the following presentation on how to develop and refine titanium micromachining techniques to create nanopatterned titanium stents. This is based on the hypothosis that rationally-designed surface nanopatterning will enhance desired vascular cell responses relative to uncontrolled surfaces.
Andrew and Shannon used NX 8.5 Advanced Simulation for Pre/Post and for teh solver – NX NASTRAN 8.5 Advanced Nonlinear (ADINA) 601/129 NL Transient Solution.
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A Modern CAE Environment: Enabling Smarter Decisions
Planar Titanium Stent Design
Andrew Jabola, Application Engineer, Saratech Inc.
Shannon Gott (Ph. D. Candidate) & Masaru Rao (Assistant Professor), University of California - Riverside
NX CAE
Symposium
2013
Agenda
Objective
Background: Motivation for Stenting
Planar Stent Challenges
FEA: The Key to Redesign
Post-processing
Comparison Against Physical Test Data
Lessons Learned
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Objective
Develop and refine titanium micromachining
techniques to create nanopatterned titanium
stents
Solve current stent limitations with physical means
Hypothesis: rationally-designed surface
nanopatterning will enhance desired vascular
cell responses relative to uncontrolled surfaces
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Background: Heart Disease Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the U.S.
Most common form of heart disease is cardiovascular disease (CVD)
CVD is caused by atherosclerosis, characterized by plaque build up
Image from Texas Heart Institute: http://www.texasheart.org/hic/topics/cond/carotidarterydisease.cfm
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Background: CVD Treatment
Three treatment options
Drugs
Catheter assisted procedures:
Stenting
Coronary artery bypass surgery
Image from National Heart Lung and Blood Institute: