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January 1, 1973Biomaterials Medical Devices and Artificial Organs

Prediction of Lipid Uptake by Prosthetic Heart Valve Poppets from Solubility Parameters

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Key result

Solubility parameter theory predicts that highly polar compounds, such as phospholipids or proteins, should not be present in silicone rubber prosthetic heart valve poppets.

Population

Prosthetic heart valve poppets (silicone rubber and other commonly used materials)

Design

Other

Authors

JMJ. MoacaninUniversity of Southern CaliforniaDLD. D. LawsonUniversité Alassane OuattaraHCHyunsook ChinUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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Implication

Theory supports silicone poppet resistance to polar uptake; leaves open in vivo durability testing before practice change.

Structured PICO

P
Population
Prosthetic heart valve poppets (silicone rubber and other commonly used materials)
E
Exposure
Assessment of lipid solubility using solubility parameter theory
O
Outcome
Prediction of lipid uptake

Solubility parameter theory can be used to predict lipid uptake in prosthetic heart valve poppets, confirming that highly polar compounds do not accumulate in silicone rubber.

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Moacanin et al. (1973) studied Prosthetic heart valve poppet deterioration. Solubility parameter theory analysis was evaluated on Prediction of lipid uptake in silicone rubber poppets. Solubility parameter theory predicts that highly polar compounds, such as phospholipids or proteins, should not be present in silicone rubber prosthetic heart valve poppets.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a9c74daa2aa65bfe09791dehttps://doi.org/10.3109/10731197309118872
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