Mechanical properties of nickel–titanium foams for reconstructive orthopaedics
Abstract
Porous NiTi materials were obtained in order to allow the ingrowth of living tissue, thus increasing the mechanical anchorage of implants. This promotes long-term fixation without the need for bone grafting. This study focuses mainly on the determination of mechanical properties: compression, bending and compressive fatigue. The foams obtained had an appropriate range of pore sizes and interconnectivity, which enabled a morphology similar to...
Paper Details
Title
Mechanical properties of nickel–titanium foams for reconstructive orthopaedics
Published Date
Jan 1, 2008
Volume
28
Issue
1
Pages
23 - 27
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