Titlebook: Biomaterials; An Introduction Joon B. Park,Roderic S. Lakes Book 19922nd edition Springer Science+Business Media New York 1992 Metall.bioma

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Demokratie — Eine Kultur des Westens?and their proximity to the skin also renders the greater possibility of infection. More importantly, if the replacement fails for any reason, it is much more difficult to replace the joint a second time since a large portion of the natural tissue has already been destroyed.

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Studien zur politischen Gesellschaftns can be assumed by nonliving materials. Functions that can only be performed by living tissues can be restored either by transplanting a new tissue or a new organ or by regenerating the tissue or organ that has lost its function.

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Characterization of Materials I,ion can function without failure for the life of the final product. We will consider only mechanical, thermal, and surface properties in this chapter while in the next chapter we will study electrical, optical, and diffusional properties.

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Ceramic Implant Materials,re ionic salts. Exceptions are diamond and carbonaceous structures like graphite and pyrolized carbons, which are covalently bonded. Important factors influencing the structure-property relationship of the ceramic materials are radius ratios (Section 2.2.2) and the relative . between the positive and negative ions.

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Kontextualisierte Medieninhaltsanalyseore important, the corrosion products escape into the tissue resulting in undesirable effects. In this chapter we study the composition-structure-property relationship of metals and alloys used for implant fabrications.

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