Nov. 10, 2015
A method for permanently modifying a surface to make an object repel blood and other liquids. The technology can be used to modify the surface of laparoscopic equipment to improve in vivo imaging capabilities.
This technology is a method for modifying a surface with microstructures and/or nanostructures to make it repel blood and other liquids. When applied to laparoscopic equipment, this method allows for greatly improved in vivo imaging capabilities. The surface modification can be performed using femtosecond laser patterning of the native surface, thereby avoiding complexities associated with adding a coating of a new material to a medical device.
• Blood repelling surface
• Femtosecond laser processing
• Uses native device material instead of adding coatings
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• Biomedical devices
• Surgical equipment
• Power lines
• Marine
• Aerospace
• Filtration systems
• Improved in vivo imaging capabilities
• Prevents contamination
• Convenient cleaning
• Coating permanently applied to surface
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microstructures and/or nanostructures
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