A Review of Hemocompatibility of Bio Scaffolds for Bone Regeneration: An In Vitro Assessment Using Human Red Blood Cells

Abstract

To facilitate healing and reconstruction of bones, the bone regeneration frame is used more and more in orthopaedic and jaw procedures. Hamo-bonds of the ability of the frame that are favourable with the blood are important, but often ignore the components of biocompatibility. Haematology, thrombosis, inflammation and ultimately implant deficiency can be caused by interactions with blood components, especially red blood cells. Focusing on testing in tests using human red blood cells, this article explains recent studies on bioscaffold for bone regeneration. We perform a variety of materials for frames, how to assess RBC compatibility and possible approach to enhance hem -binding possibilities. The design and description of biocompatible frames that successfully integrate and successfully and support bone regeneration requires a deeper understanding of these interactions.