Titlebook: Bioceramics; Materials · Properti A. Ravaglioli,A. Krajewski Book 1992 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1992 Al2O3.Metall.Surgery.

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A historical and philosophical outline and prospects for the application of biomaterials, the assembly of fractured bone parts. In these cases the chances of successful results were good provided that the poisoning effect caused by an excess of Cu. ions circulating in the body was overcome once the copper piece had completely dissolved and the fractures were sutured.

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Materials for surgical use,ch as rods, pins, screws, sutures, and bone plates. Ceramic hydroxy apatite has been extensively used for alveolar-ridge augmentation in atrophic mandibles and maxillae and/or small contour defects of facial bones, for example the molar bone and the chin.

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Approach to biocompatibility tests,esulting from the toxicity of the substances that compose the implanted material, immunologic reactions, hypersensitivity (notably in the case of metals), or localized blood clotting (in cardiovascular implants).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-2336-5Al2O3; Metall; Surgery; cement; ceramics; crystal; deformation; fatigue; glass; modeling; physiology; tissue

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The Structure of a Linear Transformation, discussion relative to load distribution of the body either during walking or under static conditions. In fact, when further on the strength of the materials is examined, it will emerge that applied load and related wearing (coming from joints, if any) are directly associated with the body weight,

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-02395-8and composites are commonly used in reconstructive surgery of the bones of the cranial and maxillofacial regions. Metals are often used for devices such as rods, pins, screws, sutures, and bone plates. Ceramic hydroxy apatite has been extensively used for alveolar-ridge augmentation in atrophic mand