Evaluating the prospects of Ti-base lattice infiltrated with biodegradable Zn-2%Fe alloy as a structural material for osseointegrated implants-in vitro study

Keyphrases

• In Vitro Study 100%
• Structural Materials 100%
• Biodegradable Zn 100%
• Fe Alloys 100%
• Ti-based 100%
• Osseointegrated Implants 100%
• Natural Bone 66%
• Mechanical Properties 33%
• Scanning Electron Microscopy 33%
• Cell Viability 33%
• Corrosion Rate 33%
• Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy 33%
• Cytotoxicity 33%
• Phosphate-buffered Saline 33%
• Electrochemical Analysis 33%
• Microstructure 33%
• Saline Solution 33%
• Osteoblast 33%
• Simulated Physiological Environment 33%
• Potentiodynamic Polarization 33%
• Immersion Test 33%
• In Vitro Condition 33%
• X-ray Diffraction (XRD) Analysis 33%
• Non-cytotoxic 33%
• Dental Applications 33%
• Material Structure 33%
• Structural System 33%
• Lattice-based 33%
• Bone Growth 33%
• Mechanical Integrity 33%
• Bonding Strength 33%
• Open Space 33%
• Selective Laser Melting 33%
• Corrosion Performance 33%
• Ti-6Al-4V (Ti64) 33%
• Polarization Impedance 33%
• Orthopedic Applications 33%
• Compression Strength 33%
• Combined Materials 33%

Material Science

• Mechanical Strength 100%
• Corrosion 100%
• Building Material 100%
• Scanning Electron Microscopy 50%
• Electrochemical Reaction 50%
• Dielectric Spectroscopy 50%
• X Ray Diffraction Analysis 50%
• Ti-6Al-4V 50%
• Phosphate Buffered Saline 50%
• Osteoblast 50%
• Materials Structure 50%
• Selective Laser Melting 50%

Engineering

• Implant 100%
• Structural Materials 100%
• Microstructure 33%
• Corrosion Rate 33%
• X-Ray Diffraction Analysis 33%
• Structural System 33%
• Coherency 33%
• Saline Solution 33%
• Bonding Strength 33%
• Open Space 33%
• Selective Laser Melting 33%
• Ti-6al-4v 33%
• Compression Strength 33%
• Orthopedic Application 33%