Itaconic Acid Oligomers for Electrostatically Spun Degradable Implantable Biobased Polyurethane

Developing implantable medical materials with excellent comprehensive performance has important practical applications. Cardiovascular and bile ducts are characterized by various forms of diseases and high morbidity and mortality. One of the effective treatment modalities for such diseases is replacement surgery. Since commercially available materials for tubular organ sites are in short supply and the number of autologous and natural grafts is limited, the study of implantable materials that can be prepared in tubes is of great significance. This study reports on an implantable medical polyurethane material (IBP-PU) with a binary soft segment structure prepared by microwave synthesis. The material exhibits excellent mechanical properties (with a mechanical strength of 33.00 ± 4.02 MPa and a strain at break of 519.93 ± 53.44%), and stable thermomechanical properties (