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Bone is a natural nano-structured composite composed of organic compounds, which is mainly collagen, reinforced with inorganic compounds like hydroxyapatite (HA) [1]. HA is very similar in composition in the mineral phase of bone; it has good biocompatibility in vitro and in vivo and it is an excellent material for use in bone replacement purpose [2]. However, due to its low tensile strength and brittleness, HA alone could not make up as great bone replacement material due to its poor mechanical properties. In order to increase the mechanical strength of HA, variety of reinforcing elements ranging from particular bioceramic inclusions to polymer fibers and carbon nanotubes (CNTs) have been considered [3]. The reinforcement could significantly affect the mechanical strength and toughness of the bone replacement material [4,5].

Modifying of the Biocompatible HA/Mwcnts/BSA Composites with TiO2 for Using as a Bone Replacement Materials