Figures & data
Table 1. Applied materials and polymerization methods.
Table 2. Experimental conditions used for MHE-GC-MS analysis.
Figure 2. Evaporation profiles of MMA standard and MMA released from samples of cold polymerized and hot polymerized PMMA.
![Figure 2. Evaporation profiles of MMA standard and MMA released from samples of cold polymerized and hot polymerized PMMA.](/cms/asset/3e2927e2-10af-4143-bf20-cd6bbb151440/tbeq_a_1736952_f0002_b.jpg)
Table 3. Content of MMA in the samples of cold and hot polymerized PMMA.
Figure 4. Overlapped peaks (treatment 5.4 min) of MMA and cold and hot polymerized PMMA after the first extraction.
![Figure 4. Overlapped peaks (treatment 5.4 min) of MMA and cold and hot polymerized PMMA after the first extraction.](/cms/asset/ad7eb9dd-ec81-432f-b2d0-cae1a2f590bf/tbeq_a_1736952_f0004_c.jpg)
Table 4. Compounds identified in PMMA cold sample after 1st extraction by headspace GC-MS.
Figure 6. Intense inflammatory reaction and de novo formation of blood vessels one week after implantation of cold polymerized acrylate in m.biceps femoris of male Wistar rats. HE, ×100.
![Figure 6. Intense inflammatory reaction and de novo formation of blood vessels one week after implantation of cold polymerized acrylate in m.biceps femoris of male Wistar rats. HE, ×100.](/cms/asset/8286723f-a75d-4cc1-8185-bf1fa076f04c/tbeq_a_1736952_f0006_c.jpg)