Biomaterials properties

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There are a number of other important factors which influence the biological interaction and ultimate fate of a biomaterial in the body. Biomaterial properties, such as purity, tendency to absorb water and degrade are clearly important. Also, the design of the device or implant, the flow of biological fluids by the foreign surfaces or movement of the implant within a tissue space, the test techniques selected to assay biomaterial responses iri vitro or i vivo (in different animal species), and the implantation itself can all contribute to the ultimate fate of the implant device. Table V lists these factors and Table VI details important biomaterial surface properties. 

S. Teoh, Z. Tang, G. Hastings, Thermoplastics in biomedical applications structures, properties and processing, in J. Black, G.W. Hastings (Eds.), Handbook of Biomaterial Properties, Chapman and Hall, LondonAJK, 1998, pp. 270-302. 

J. Black, G. Hastings (Eds.), Handbook of Biomaterial Properties, Chapman Hall, London, 1998, pp. 270. 

The admittance diverges at higher frequencies (Eq. 9.8) here, the model is not in agreement with biomaterial properties. 

Functional marine biomaterials Properties and applications Edited by S. K. Kim... 

In any discussion of applications involving biomaterials employed in bone and bone-interface materials the biomineralization processes will be a dominant aspect. As emphasized in a reeent paper by Habibovic and coworkers, our knowledge of the fundamental biomineralization processes as well as of the best biomaterial properties for these applications has increased enormously over the past decades. Phosphorus-containing polymers, in particular PMOEP, PMAEP, and PVPA, have all eontributed greatly... 

Handbook of Biomaterial Properties. Edited by J. Black and G. Hastings. Published in 1998 by Chapman Hall, London. ISBN 0 412 60330 6. 

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