Because of its low elasticity module, good fatigue and texturing, and corrosion resistance, titanium (Ti) and its alloys are used in biomedical applications. However, because they are bio-inert and cannot interact directly with living bone at the start of the procedure, they are insufficient for long-term clinical application phase following the human body’s implantation Their placement is crucial in transforming tools into a living environment; for these objects to fit the clinic’s requirements, they must be relocated. By selectively applying appropriate site clean-up procedures while preserving the desired quantity of building materials, rust resistance and biological characteristics of Ti and related alloys can be improved. The utilisation of these drugs in the biomedical area grows with appropriate local treatment. This study examines the mechanical, chemical, and other therapies used in the realm of biomedical engineering to modify the Ti environment and its alloys. Superior osseointegration is achieved by employing bioactive coatings on the surface. Bioactive coatings also have no toxicity, inflammation, or foreign body reaction, and they adhere effectively to live bone tissues. There are already a variety of bioactive materials and coating processes available for implant modification.
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20 February 2024
3RD INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON FUNCTIONAL MATERIALS, MANUFACTURING, AND PERFORMANCES: ICFMMP2022
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February 20 2024
Investigation of bio-active coating on Ti-6al-7nb for bio-medical applications – A short review
Pralhad Pesode
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AIP Conf. Proc. 2986, 020015 (2024)
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Shubham Khadke, Malhar Kurumbhati, Viraj Rasane, Adwait Khairnar, Pralhad Pesode; Investigation of bio-active coating on Ti-6al-7nb for bio-medical applications – A short review. AIP Conf. Proc. 20 February 2024; 2986 (1): 020015. https://doi.org/10.1063/5.0192624
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