Enhanced bioactive glass-ceramic coating on Ti6Al4V substrate by microwave processing technique for biomedical applications

Ghosh, Suchismita; Majumdar, Saloni Nandi; Shukla, Mayur

doi:10.1016/j.matlet.2018.01.155

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“…Additionally, various methods have been applied to the fabrication of BG materials like microwave manufacturing [37][38][39], flame spray [40][41][42], sol-gel [30,34,[43][44][45], and melt quenching [45][46][47][48]. BG materials can provide suitable compatibility for structures with no disadvantageous impact on the living tissues.…”

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A comprehensive review of bioactive glass: synthesis, ion substitution, application, challenges, and future perspectives

Sidhu

Borges²,

Yusuf

et al. 2021

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Bioactive glass (BG) and glass-ceramics (GC) have been employed for bone treatment tissue engineering applications. Bioactive glasses/bioglasses can be considered promising materials for bone-regenerative scaffolds fabrication, owing to the adaptable properties that make them appropriately be designed regarding their composition. The essential properties of bioactive glasses, enabling them to be applied in the engineering of bone tissue, can be explained as their potential to augment differentiation osteoprogenitor and cells of mesenchymal stem cells, enzyme activity, osteoblast adhesion, and revascularization. Much research is conducted for the development of phosphate glasses, borate/borosilicate BGs, and silicate. Accordingly, some metal-based glasses have also been surveyed for tissue engineering uses, technologically and biomedically. Many rare elements can also be incorporated in the network of the glass to achieve promising properties, possessing a positive influence on the associated angiogenesis and/or remodeling of bone. This review motivates for providing an overview toward bioactive glasses' general requirements, composition, production, and impact of ion substitution on bioactive glass. Attention has also been given to developments of bioactive glass applications in bone grafting, bone regeneration, drug delivery, dental implant coatings, antibacterial agents, and soft tissue engineering as well as challenges and future perspectives.

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