Titlebook: Biomaterials in Otology; Proceedings of the F J. J. Grote (Professor of Otolaryngology) Conference proceedings 1984 Martinus Nijhoff Publis

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Ceramic Implant Materials, Possible Applications and their LimitsBiologically, ceramics can be grouped into bioinert materials (mostly oxide ceramics or the different modifications of carbon) and reactive materials (some calcium phosphate containing glasses and ceramics).

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Polyethylene Torps and Porps in Otologic SurgeryThe result achieved from the implantation of an artificial prosthesis is dependant upon three factors:

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Politische Steuerung aus aktueller Sicht,ut also other minerals, such as calciumcar- bonate (CaCO.), calciumapatite (Ca.(PO.).(OH.), calcium whitlockite (Ca.(PO.).), calcium fluorapatite . and others have been propagated as appropriate for bony repair.

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Behaviour of Bioimplants in the Middle Ear. an Experimental Studythrough the tympanic membrane. Apart from the cytotoxic effects exerted by some of the implants these failures are at least partly caused by the lack of a firm biomechanical union between implant and tympanic membrane and to the local pressure exerted on the tympanic membrane.