| abstract |
A medical sheet has an intricate pattern of loops, struts and bridges and is made of a super elastic alloy. The medical sheet includes a plurality of amorphic circles which provide rounded surfaces attached to the outer edges which made the medical sheet a-traumatic when implanted. When the medical sheet is cooled the molecular phase becomes martensitic which allows the medical sheet to be compressed for easier insertion into a patient. When the medical sheet is heated, the molecular phase changes to austenitic which causes the medical sheet to expand to a size suitable for implantation. The medical sheet can be secured within the patient by suturing through holes in the amorphic circles. |