Expands when heated, softens when cooled, "memory" ureteral stent is here! On December 16, the Urology Department at Ruijin Hospital successfully implanted a spiral nickel-titanium memory alloy ureteral stent in a patient, marking the first clinical use of this product since its approval in China.

Researchers have achieved great strides in the field of nickel-titanium alloy wires in a recent discovery that has attracted the interest of the scientific and industrial worlds.

Properties:<br> - Brown in color.<br> - Made of nickel titanium alloy.<br> - Flat shape.<br> Application:<br> - In medical devices.<br> - For precision instruments.<br> - In aerospace applications.<br>

Usage scenarios of nickel titanium wire:<br> 1. Orthodontics: Used in dental braces to correct teeth alignment.<br> 2. Industrial applications: In some precision instruments for its unique properties.<br> Important properties:<br> 1. Shape memory: Returns to original shape when heated.<br> 2. Superelasticity: Can withstand large deformations and rebound quickly.<br> 3. Biocompatibility: Safe for use in the human body.<br> 4. Durability: Resistant to wear and tear.<br>

Nitinol and Nitinol have applications in various fields. In medicine, they are used in stents, orthodontic wires, and surgical implants. In consumer products, they can be found in mirror frames and some underwear parts. In the aerospace and industrial sectors, they are used to manufacture components such as actuators and valves. They are also used in art and decoration to create dynamic works.

Nitinol rods have several advantages. They possess excellent shape memory properties, enabling them to return to their original shape after deformation. They also have superelasticity, allowing for large deformations without permanent damage. Additionally, they are highly corrosion-resistant and have good biocompatibility, making them suitable for various applications in medicine and industry.