Titanium alloys have emerged as the most successful metallic material to ever be applied in
the field of biomedical engineering. This comprehensive review covers the history of titanium …

In this study, the corrosion and surface properties of non-toxic and non-allergenic β-type Ti–
29Nb–13Ta–4.6 Zr alloys (TNTZ) coated with TiN, ZrN, and CrN layers using the PVD …

Current biomedical titanium alloys have been repurposed from other industries, which has
contributed to several biologically driven implant failure mechanisms. This review highlights …

Porous titanium alloys with low modulus are in high demand for medical implants. In this
study, laser powder-bed fusion (LPBF) was used to create biomedical Ti-35 Nb-7Zr-5Ta …

The durability of a metallic biomaterial to withstand weight loss is a key factor in determining
its service life and performance. Therefore, it is essential to create biomaterials with high …

Abstract 316L stainless steel is popular due to its strength, durability, and especially cost-
effectiveness in biomedical implant applications. However, the primary drawback of those …

With increasing awareness of the circular economy, utilizing waste materials from titanium
alloys for polymer composites offers numerous advantages. In this study, medical‐grade …

In this study, a series of Ti–5Cr–xNb alloys with varying Nb content (ranging from 1 to 40
wt.%) were investigated to assess their suitability as implant materials. Comprehensive …

The interactions of a biomaterial with tissues must be determined for the material to be fully
compatible with the body for a long time. The tissue and environment where the material is …

Weight reduction is often considered the primary goal in the development of structure
materials. A new Ti-8Al-1Cr-1V-0.5 Fe-0.1 Si (wt.%) alloy with a low-density and a high …