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Bioceramics and the Human Body

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  • © 1992

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  1. A. Ravaglioli

    1. Research Institute for Ceramic Technology, National Research Council, Faenza, Italy

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  2. A. Krajewski

    1. Research Institute for Ceramic Technology, National Research Council, Faenza, Italy

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Table of contents (71 chapters)

  1. Biological characterization and effects on bioceramics

    1. Bioceramics in Orthopaedic Surgery: Know How Status and Preliminary Results

      • S. Giannini, A. Moroni, G. Coppola, L. Ponziani, A. Ravaglioli, A. Kraiewski et al.
      Pages 295-301

    2. Osseointegration of Hydroxyapatite-Coated and Uncoated Bulk Alumina Implants in the Femur of Göttingen Minipigs Mechanical Testing of Bonding Strength

      • Joachim Orth, Serena Macedo, Axel Wilke, Peter Griss
      Pages 302-307

    3. Thromboresistance of Ti 6AI4V, Coated with a Thin Film of Turbostratic Carbon, for Cardiovascular Applications

      • M. A. Gatti, E. Monari, M. Dondi, G. Noera, G. Fattori, F. Vallana et al.
      Pages 308-316

    4. TCP- Impurities in HA- Granules and Crystallinity Changes in Plasmaflamesprayed HA- Coatings Detected by Spectroscopical Methods and their Consequences

      • M. Weinländer, H. Plenk Jr., F. Adar, R. Holmes
      Pages 317-325

    5. Longterm Stability of TiN

      • Max Schaldach, Armin Bolz
      Pages 326-333

    6. In Vitro Toxicity of Fine Particles of Hydroxyapatite

      • E. J. Evans, E. M. H. Clarke-Smith
      Pages 334-339

    7. Differences in Behaviour of Cultured Fetal Rat Osteoblasts Upon Bioglass & Nonreactive Glasses

      • W. C. A. Vrouwenvelder, C. G. Groot, K. de Groot
      Pages 340-344

    8. Complement Activation by Ceramics

      • Isabelle Dion, Anie Baquey, Charles Baquey, Thierry Mesana, Monique Pourtein, Bernard Candelon et al.
      Pages 345-352

    9. Sister Chromatid Exchanges (SCEs) and Proliferation Rate Index (PRI): The Application of Cytogenetic Methods in Biocompatibility Field

      • Mario Cannas, Sandra Biasiol, Alessandro Masse’, Alessandro Ruggeri, Rita Strocchi
      Pages 353-359

    10. Surface Coating of PECVD a-SiC:H to Improve Biocompatibility

      • Armin Bolz, Max Schaldach
      Pages 360-365

    11. Bone Tissue Response to Hydroxyapatite — Coated and Uncoated Titanium Wire — MESHS in an Infected Site Results of an Animal Experiment

      • Axel Wilke, Joachim Orth, Markus Kraft, Peter Griss
      Pages 366-371

    12. Biocompatibility of Siliconcarbide and Siliconnitride Ceramics. Results of an Animal Experiment

      • Joachim Orth, Martin Ludwig, Wolfgang Piening, Axel Wilke, Peter Griss
      Pages 372-377

    13. Effect of TiO2 Ceramic Precursors on Human Lymphocyte Mitogenesis

      • S. Piantelli, G. Maccauro, P. Fassina, A. Bukat
      Pages 378-382

    14. Experimental Study of Two Corals used as Bone Implant in the Sheep

      • P. Jammet, F. Bonnel, P. Baldet, F. Souyris, M. Huguet
      Pages 383-387

    15. Interfacial Study of Some Inert and Active Ceramics Implanted in Bone

      • D. Zaffe, S. Giannini, A. Moroni, A. Krajewski, A. Ravaglioli
      Pages 388-395

    16. Surface Charge of the Bioglass Treated by a Physiological Solution

      • Stanislawa Szarska
      Pages 396-401

    17. In Vivo Study of a New Active Glass for Bone Repair: Short Term Results

      • A. M. Gatti, D. Zaffe, O. Anderson
      Pages 402-407

    18. A Study of Hydroxyapatite Ceramics and its Osteogenesis

      • Zhang Xingdong, Zhou Pin, Zhang Jianguo, Chen Weiqun, Chuong Wu
      Pages 408-416

    19. Biological Apatite as a Material for Artificial Bone a Preliminary Investigation on its Possibility

      • Kazushi Hirota
      Pages 417-421

  2. Analytical techniques and standards

    1. The Design and Manufacture of Joint Prostheses and Stress Distribution

      • Paolo Dalla Pria
      Pages 422-431
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  • Research Institute for Ceramic Technology, National Research Council, Faenza, Italy

    A. Ravaglioli, A. Krajewski

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