Bioactive Bone Cement Based on CaO─SiO2─P2O5 Glass
A CaO─SiO2─P2O5─CaF2 glass powder hardened within 4 min when mixed with an ammonium phosphate solution to form CaNH4PO4·H2O. After it had soaked in a simulated body fluid for 3 d, forming hydroxyapatite, the cement showed a compressive strength of 80 MPa. Implanted into a rat tibia, the mixed paste...
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| creator | Kokubo, Tadashi Yoshihara, Satoru Nishimura, Naomi Yamamuro, Takao Nakamura, Takashi |
| description | A CaO─SiO2─P2O5─CaF2 glass powder hardened within 4 min when mixed with an ammonium phosphate solution to form CaNH4PO4·H2O. After it had soaked in a simulated body fluid for 3 d, forming hydroxyapatite, the cement showed a compressive strength of 80 MPa. Implanted into a rat tibia, the mixed paste formed a tight chemical bond to the living bone within 4 weeks. Such a bioactive cement could be useful not only for fixing various kinds of implants to the surrounding bones but also, by itself, as a bone filler. |
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