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Handbook of Biomaterial Properties
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Edited by: Black, Jonathan; Hastings, Garth © 1998 Springer - Verlag

 

Description: Recently updated with 13 Digitized Graphs covering subjects such as Comparison of interfacial bond strengths of bioactive implants with non-bonding implants, Corrosion potential vs. time in aerated isotonic saline, and Time dependence of interfacial bone formation for various types of bioceramic implants. Also added were 13 Interactive Tables covering subjects like Trace Elemental Composition of Surface and Bulk Dental Enamel, Typical Properties of Plasticized Polyvinyl Chloride, and Friction Coefficients of Various Implant Materials from in vitro Studies.
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Front Matter
Expand this node Foreword
Table of Contents
Interactive Graphs
Table  (13)
Part I.
Expand this node A1. Cortical Bone
Expand this node A2. Cancellous Bone
Expand this node A3. Dentin and Enamel
Expand this node B1. Cartilage
Expand this node B2. Fibrocartilage
Expand this node B3. Ligament, Tendon and Fascia
Expand this node B4. Skin and Muscle
Expand this node B5. Brain Tissues
Expand this node B6. Arteries, Veins and Lymphatic Vessels
Expand this node B7. The Intraocular Lens
Expand this node C1. Blood and Related Fluids
Expand this node C2. The Vitreous Humor
Part II.
Expand this node 1. Metallic Biomaterials
Expand this node 1a. Stainless Steels
Expand this node 1b. CoCr-based Alloys
Expand this node 1c. Titanium and Titanium Alloys
Expand this node 1d. Dental Restoration Materials
Expand this node 2. Composite Materials
Expand this node 3. Thermoplastic Polymers in Biomedical Applications: Structures, Properties and Processing
Expand this node 4. Biomedical Elastomers
Expand this node 5. Oxide Bioceramics: Inert Ceramic Materials in Medicine and Dentistry
Expand this node 6. Properties of Bioactive Glasses and Glass-ceramics
Expand this node 7. Wear
Expand this node 8. Degradation/Resorption in Bioactive Ceramics in Orthopaedics
Expand this node 9. Corrosion of Metallic Implants
Expand this node 10. Carbons
Part III.
Expand this node 1. General Concepts of Biocompatibility
Expand this node 2. Soft Tissue Response
Expand this node 3. Hard Tissue Response
Expand this node 4. Immune Response
Expand this node 5. Cancer
Expand this node 6. Blood-material Interactions
Expand this node 7. Soft Tissue Response to Silicones
Index