Biological tissues in the body stop functioning normally at certain times due to genetic
abnormalities, ageing, sickness, trauma, degeneration or accidents. Over the past few …

The increasing demand for orthopedic implants has driven the search for materials that
combine strength, biocompatibility, and long lifetime. Compared to stainless steel and Co-Cr …

This review discusses various grades of titanium biomaterials and their sustainable
grindability for application in the medical field. Titanium biomaterials are most commonly …

Biomaterials are materials that temporarily or permanently replace injured/lost tissue/organ
functions for any reason, are used directly or are included in systems developed for this …

Biomaterials are an indispensable part of biomedical research. However, although many
materials display suitable application-specific properties, they provide only poor …

Graphene and its derivatives have emerged in recent years as promising materials for use in
regenerative medicine. It has been reported that graphene can mitigate inflammatory …

Innovation in the healthcare profession to solve complex human problems has always been
emulated and based on solutions proven by nature. The conception of different biomimetic …

Titanium and its alloys, and Niobium are widely employed for implants. Their superficial
properties are responsible for a suitable interaction between metal and tissue. A bioactive …

The study aimed to analyze how milling time (2 h-24 h) affects structural, mechanical, and
tribological properties of Ti-15Mo alloys, these last has evaluated by using XRD, SEM, and a …

The book provides an overview of prospective material simulants for hard tissues, such as
knee joints, hip joint, and bones, and soft tissues, such as skin, muscles, and functional …