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Experiments and clinical application of porous ceramic coating

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A porous ceramic coating has been developed and its potential application as a means of skeletal fixation by bony ingrowth into the porous ceramic coating has been studied. Furthermore, a study of the physicochemical characteristics of the porous ceramic was carried out and a histological and mechanical evaluation of the implant interface made. Consistent bony ingrowth towards the implants was observed for a long time. A new type of hip prosthesis with porous ceramic coating, as well as the operative techniques and clinical results are presented

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  1. Department of Orthopedics, Tongji Hospital, Tongji Medical University, Wuhan

    Ling Gan-song & Wang Tai-yi

  2. Wuhan Building Materials College, Wuhan

    Li Shi-pu & Sun Shu-zhen

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Gan-song, L., Tai-yi, W., Shi-pu, L. et al. Experiments and clinical application of porous ceramic coating. Journal of Tongji Medical University 7, 161–165 (1987). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02888211

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