Company research projects supported by PIPE Program

• Abstract

  Justification: The incidence of corneal injury is high in sedated and mechanically ventilated participants due to the loss of the protective functions of blinking and closing the eyelids properly, which will result in the loss of lubrication and protection of the corneas. There are several interventions that can be used to prevent corneal injury. However, the moisture chamber demonstrates…

  Design and Use Validation of Moisture Chamber to Prevent Corneal Injury, AP.PIPE

• Abstract

  The project aims to understand and adapt the process of manufacturing a material to be used in orthoses and a substitute of orthopedic gypsum developed with formulations already tested (PIPE Phase 1). The study will be carry out in a small scale for later large scale manufacture. The product, because it is produced with low cost material, will have a highly competitive value with similar …

  Twin screw extrusion of formulations developed at PIPE Phase 1 - use of polymeric solid wastes to manufacture orthopedic orthoses / immobilizers, AP.PIPE

• Abstract

  The indiscriminate use of ectoparasiticidal products for cattle, coupled with the scarcity of new therapeutic molecules and the short period of action of the existing formulations, hinder the implementation of an effective control of ticks and "horn flies" in cattle in Brazil. In view of this scenario, the present research was designed. For this, an ear-shaped polymer impregnated with unp…

  Development and evaluation of an impregnated polymer with ectoparasiticide, in a ear tag format, for cattle, AP.PIPE

(Only some records are available in English at this moment)