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Polyions for biocompatible materials

Macromolecular Symposia, 1996
AbstractStarting from the thermodynamic properties of some polyamidoamines, showing a protonation behaviour similar to that of small molecules, a relationship with the ability to form polymer‐polymer complexes with heparin or heparin‐like macromolecules was found.In the light of these results, new heparinisable materials (PUPA and EVAPA) were ...
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Biocompatibility of Endoprosthetic Materials

1984
Biostability and biocompatibility are the most important biological requirements that a material must satisfy in order to make a suitable implant material.
H.-G. Willert, G. H. Buchhorn
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Biocompatibility of dental materials

2022
Biocompatibility of dental ...
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PROPERTIES OF BIOCOMPATIBLE MATERIALS

9th International Professional and Scientific Conference “Occupational Safety and Health” : book of proceedings
The term biocompatible materials is used as a name for those materials that do no harm to living tissue. The human body recognizes this type of material as its own, not a foreign material. Because of this, allergic reactions and the body's tendency to reject such materials do not occur. The use of this type of material in dental medicine is very common,
Medić, Srđan, Šimunić, Nikola, Kostadin, Tihana   +2 more
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Polymeric Materials: Current Status of Biocompatibility

Biomaterials, Medical Devices, and Artificial Organs, 1973
An overview of the current status of biocompatible materials is presented. Selected natural and synthetic macromolecular systems are discussed in relationship to thrombosis and their biocompatibili...
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Highlight. Materials biocompatibility

Analytical Communications, 1996
G. Rigby, P. Vadgama
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Biocompatible materials for bladder substitution

BJU International, 2008
Yuval, Ben-Moshe, Gilad E, Amiel
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Biocompatibility of Plastic Materials

1986
The introduction of polymers has brought many exciting developments over the last few decades. The biomedical application of polymers is established in such areas as cardiac and vascular surgery as well as in the application of voice prostheses (Singer and Blom 1980; Henley-Cohn 1981; Herrmann et al. 1983).
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Dental Materials: Biocompatibility

2002
R. Messer, J. Wataha
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Natural Biopolymer-Based Biocompatible Conductors for Stretchable Bioelectronics

Chemical Reviews, 2021
Chunya Wang, Tomoyuki Yokota, Takao Someya   +2 more
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