Preparation and Testing the Hyperthermia Property of Electrospun Micro and Nanofibers
Araz Boghozian, Chris W. Draper, Jose D. Jimenez, Jesus Rodriguez, Menooa Zohrabian, Lihua Zhang, Yong X. Gan
Physical Science International Journal · pp. 1–8 · Published 28 Jan 2016
10.9734/PSIJ/2016/23331Abstract
The hyperthermia properties of nanomaterials have received attention in recent years due to the advances in nanofiber production. One of the main proponents is the medical field where it is used to combat malignant cancer cells. In this work we confirmed that a polymer solution containing titanium cobalt compounds as precursors can be electrospun into fibers and transformed into a ceramic oxide after heat treatment. After heat treatment the fiber size is reduced. The size of the fiber is in the range from nanoscale to the microscale. The fiber shows intensive hyperthermia behavior in the electromagnetic field. The temperature increases from 22 to 40°C when it is heated for 30 s. The surface temperature of the heat treated specimen increases less during the hyperthermia test as compared with that of the unheated specimen.
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