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Biocompatibility and preclinical experiments of a Chinese-made 3D-printed minimally invasive tungsten alloy needle electrodes

Authors: Li Yujin; Ni Guansen; Mao Weiqing; Tang Jiayu; Li Xueqing

DOI: 10.12307/2026.21461Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• Chinese-made 3D-printed tungsten alloy needle electrodes exhibit no significant cytotoxicity, skin irritation, or sensitization, confirming good biocompatibility. • Compared with 304 stainless steel electrodes, the 3D-printed tungsten alloy electrodes significantly reduce tissue adhesion, though they increase intraoperative blood loss and smoke formation. • The performance of Chinese-made 3D-printed tungsten alloy electrodes is comparable to imported tungsten alloy electrodes in terms of adhesion, blood loss, and smoke formation. • Postoperative wound healing and histological outcomes are similar among stainless steel, imported tungsten, and Chinese-made tungsten electrodes, indicating safety for clinical use.
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