Biomedical Thermodynamics And Implantology Aspects Of Biocompatible Glass-Ceramics And Otherwise Modified Inorganic Materials And Surfaces

Some historical and recent attitudes aimed to bioactive materials are reviewed. The theory of bridging and non-bridging oxygen is reconsidered as well as the acid and alkali treatment of titanium surface necessary to achieve a good osteointegration. Some theoretical models to characterise properties are also reviewed.

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J. Sestak Et Al

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Institute Of Physics Of The Academy Of Sciences, Czech Republic

Journal Title

Advanced Materials Research Vols 39-40 (2008) 329-334

Sector

Glass Ceramics

Class

GC 708

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