Composition of porous element for biomaterial
CA 2439864 A1 · Owner: Bio-Smart, Ltd. · Inventors: Gunther, Victor E.
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A compostion of a porous body for use as biomaterial according to the present invention is produced by adding Al (aluminum) in the amount of 0.1 to 3.0 atomic % to a porous composition consisting of titanium nickel, iron and , molybdenum, and it promoted the growth of living tissue and cells into pores. By the addition of Al to Ni, Ti, Fe and Mo the temperature f formation of the , liquid phase is lowered and thus the diffusion of the constitutional elements of the composition is promoted, and the uniform distribution of the constitutional elements increases. As a result the proportion of micropores , in the porous body becomes increased to the extent that the distribution of …
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