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Surface Modification by Plasma-Based Processes

Evangelina De Las Hems, Gabriel Ybarra, Inigo Braceras and Pablo Corengia [Pg.343]

In this chapter, the use of plasma processes technology in the biomedical field is presented. The introduction focuses on plasmas and the associated techniques employed to modify [Pg.343]

The versatility of plasma-based treatments allows the design of special function-oriented surfaces for medical devices, which are presented next. An overview of the plasma-based thin films and surface treatments is included for a number of applications ranging from the improvement of mechanical properties and the modification of the surface chemistry of materials to regulate the interaction with living tissues, diagnostics, and drug delivery. [Pg.343]

Chemically reactive plasmas are widely used to modify the surface properties of materials. The technologies of plasma assisted processes, which are commercially used, allow a convenient modification of the resulting surfaces through a strict control of process parameters and variables. [Pg.343]


Plasma processes may have different actions on a surface, involving the addition, removal, or changes of the material. Accordingly, surface modification by plasma-based processes can be classified as follows ... [Pg.346]


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Base modifications

Base surface

Modifications, processes

Plasma processing

Plasma processing plasmas

Plasma surface modification

Processing modification

Surface processed

Surface processes

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