Biological Implant Material with Bone Seeking
2018-1123-05
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Electron device/Electronic equipment,Nanobioscience,Intelligent mechanics/Mechanical systems,Electronic materials/Electric materials
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background
● Biological implants for bone tissue, such as dental implants, are widely used in medical filed.
● Integration of bone tissue and implants needs a long time, and sometimes they are not stable.
● Faster osseointegration while keeping reliability is required to improve QOL.
● Integration of bone tissue and implants needs a long time, and sometimes they are not stable.
● Faster osseointegration while keeping reliability is required to improve QOL.
summary
● Control surface morphology of implant in nanoscale.
● Combination of large and small nanostructures which has different functionalities, respectively.
● Nanostructure formation process applicable for curved surfaces.
● Combination of large and small nanostructures which has different functionalities, respectively.
● Nanostructure formation process applicable for curved surfaces.
predominance
● Improve integration speed of bone tissue and implant.
● Faster and well-controlled osseointegration resulting from the combined nanostructure.
● Possible to impart the same effect on curved surfaces of our body.
● Faster and well-controlled osseointegration resulting from the combined nanostructure.
● Possible to impart the same effect on curved surfaces of our body.
application/development
● Inflammation-less dental implant, which can use as same as own teeth.
● Treatment of bone diseases in aging society.
● Exterior structure for implant medical devices.
● Treatment of bone diseases in aging society.
● Exterior structure for implant medical devices.
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collaborative researchers
塩澤 茉由子 , KUWAE, Hiroyuki Assistant Professor (retired) , SHOJI, Shuichi Professor (Faculty of Science and Engineering School of Fundamental Science and Engineering Department of Electronic and Photonic Systems) (retired)
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2018/11/29
