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International Journal of Bioprinting                      Coronary and peripheral artery disease. State of the art.



               As  for the  type of  materials, smart materials,  such   PLLA   Poly (L-lactic acid)
            as SMA and shape-memory polymers, are potential    PTA          Percutaneous Transluminal
            candidates for use in future 3DP manufacturing of medical       Angioplasty
            devices.
                                                               PTCA         Percutaneous Transluminal
               The incorporation of new materials could significantly       Coronary Angioplasty
            improve the biocompatibility of the final medical device
            with respect to the most common devices available in the   PU   Polyurethane
            market.                                            PVA          Polyvinyl alcohol
                                                               RPSC-CF      Rapid Prototyping Sacrificial
            Abbreviations                                                   Core-coating Forming
            3DP          3D printing                           SE           Self-expanding or self-expandable
            BMS          Bare Metal Stent                      SLA          Stereolithography
            BRS          Bioresorbable                         PBF          Powder Bed Fusion (selective laser
            CAD          Coronary Artery Disease                            melting)
            CDs          Cyclodextrins                         SMA          Shape Memory Alloy
            CIP          Carbonyl iron powder                  SMC          Smooth muscle cells
            CNT          Carbon Nanotube                       SNAP         S-nitrosation of N-acetyl-d-
            CVD          Chemical Vapor Deposition                          penicillamine
            DED          Directed Energy Deposition            SS           Stainless-steel
            DES          Drug eluting stent                    SWCNT        Single-walled carbon nanotubes
            DLP          Digital Light Processing              THF          Tetrahydrofuran
            EC           Endothelial cells                     TPC          Thermoplastic copolyester
            FDM          Fused Deposition Modeling                          elastomer
            GO           Graphene oxide                        VEGF         Vascular endothelial growth factor
            GR           Graphene                              VPP          Vat Photopolymerization
            LDH          Layered Double Hydroxides             VS           Vascular stent
                         (hydrotalcite-like clay minerals)     βCD          β-cyclodextrin
            MDDS         Modified Drug Delivery System
            mPDC         Metacrylated poly(1,12-               Acknowledgments
                         dodecamethylene citrate)              None.
            MJT          Material Jetting                      Funding
            MWCNT        Multi-walled carbon nanotubes
            PAD          Peripheral Artery Disease             This work was funded by the Basque Country
            PBF          Powder Bed Fusion                     Government/Eusko Jaurlaritza (Department of Education,
                                                               University  and  Research,  Consolidated  Groups  IT448-
            PCL          Polycaprolactone                      22). Sandra Ruiz-Alonso and Fouad Al-Hakim thank the
            PCLA         Poly(L-lactide-co-ε-caprolactone)     Basque Country Government for the granted fellowships
            PDA          Polydopamine                          PRE_2021_2_0153 and PRE_2021_2_0181, respectively.
            PEDOT:PSS  Poli(3,4-etilendioxitiofeno)-           Denis  Scaini  gratefully  acknowledges  support  from
                         poli(estireno sulfonato)              IKERBASQUE, the Basque Foundation of Science.
            PEI          Polyethyleneimine                     Conflict of interest
            PGD          Poly(glycerol dodecanoate)            The authors declare no conflicts of interests.
            PGDA         Poly(glycerol dodecanoate
                         acrylate)                             Author contributions
            PLA          Polylactic acid                       Conceptualization: Fernando Lopez-Zarraga, Denis Scaini,
            PLGA         Poly(lactic-co-glycolic acid)            Jose Luis Pedraz.


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