Biocompatibility and Bond Strength between Bone Tissue and Artificial Biomaterials

Abstracts of 8th World Biomaterials Congress on CD 2008
Viktors Filipenkovs, Ivars Knēts, Visvaldis Vītiņš

In the present study the bond strength (BS) between a live bone tissue (BT) of rabbits and composites was determined. Two types of composite implant materials were implanted in the rabbit femur. The first type of the biomaterials (B) is based on silicate glass (SG) and hydroxyapatite (H). Both the natural (NHAp) and a synthetic (HAp) hydroxyapatite were used. The second type of B was made of an ultrahigh molecular mass polyethylene (UHMMPE) and the NHAp. Also a stress-strain state (SSS) of system bone-implant (BI) was determined by the finite element program ANSYS.

Atslēgas vārdi
Bone, composite implant material, mechanical properties, bond strength

Fiļipenkovs, V., Knēts, I., Vītiņš, V. Biocompatibility and Bond Strength between Bone Tissue and Artificial Biomaterials. No: Abstracts of 8th World Biomaterials Congress on CD, Nīderlande, Amsterdam, 28. Maijs-1. Jūn., 2008. Amsterdam: MARATHON International, 2008, 2779.-2779.lpp.

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