Implant Materials: Assessment of Novel Long‐Lasting Ceria‐Stabilized Zirconia‐Based Ceramics with Different Surface Topographies as Implant Materials (Adv. Funct. Mater. 40/2017) | Zendy

Altmann Brigitte | Zendy; Karygianni Lamprini | Zendy; AlAhmad Ali | Zendy; Butz Frank | Zendy; Bächle Maria | Zendy; Adolfsson Erik | Zendy; Fürderer Tobias | Zendy; Courtois Nicolas | Zendy; Palmero Paola | Zendy; Follo Marie | Zendy; Chevalier Jérôme | Zendy; Steinberg Thorsten | Zendy; Kohal Ralf Joachim | Zendy

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Implant Materials: Assessment of Novel Long‐Lasting Ceria‐Stabilized Zirconia‐Based Ceramics with Different Surface Topographies as Implant Materials (Adv. Funct. Mater. 40/2017)

Author(s) -

Altmann Brigitte,

Karygianni Lamprini,

AlAhmad Ali,

Butz Frank,

Bächle Maria,

Adolfsson Erik,

Fürderer Tobias,

Courtois Nicolas,

Palmero Paola,

Follo Marie,

Chevalier Jérôme,

Steinberg Thorsten,

Kohal Ralf Joachim

Publication year - 2017

Publication title -

advanced functional materials

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 6.069

H-Index - 322

eISSN - 1616-3028

pISSN - 1616-301X

DOI - 10.1002/adfm.201770238

Subject(s) - materials science , cubic zirconia , ceramic , implant , aluminate , biomedical engineering , porosity , composite number , composite material , surgery , medicine , cement

The histological image on the cover displays the interface between a ceramic implant and newly formed bone tissue (red). In article number 1702512 , Brigitte Altmann and co‐workers reveal in a preclinical evaluation screening using human cells, an animal model, and in situ microbiological methods, a new ceria‐stabilized zirconia‐alumina‐aluminate composite ceramic in conjunction with a porous surface topography as superior implant material for clinical applications.

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