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Biotribology

2021
Abstract The chapter covers various aspects of biotribology in the context of dental care, orthopedic implants, haptics, eyewear, and stents and fixation devices. It also addresses the issue of biocompatibility and the effects of friction and contact pressure on skin.
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BIOTRIBOLOGY

2023
The teeth are the body part that is toughest. The anatomical and chemical makeup of teeth is quite distinctive. The scientific field of tribology examines lubrication, friction, and wear. It is desirable to assess the material qualities, chemical compositions of various materials, and tooth structure in order to comprehend the wear behaviour of human ...
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Biotribology

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Recent Developments in Biotribology

2021
The significance of biotribology in biological systems is highlighted. The recent advances in lubrication characteristics of artificial joints, biotribological characteristics of textured surfaces, and tribological characteristics of implants for significant friction and wear reduction are elaborated. Further outlooks in the development of biotribology
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Biotribology inspires new technologies

Nano Today, 2007
This review deals with natural biotribological systems and how they have inspired novel micro- and nanotechnological applications. The biogenic devices presented here have functional units in the micro- and nanometer regime and have been evolutionarily optimized over millions of years.
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Editorial: Biotribology

Biotribology, 2023
Philippa Cann, Markus Wimmer, Marc Masen
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Biotribology of Medical Implants

2017
Abstract The human internal environment plays a vital role in the friction and wear of implants and prosthetic devices. This article describes the tribological/wear behavior of implants. It discusses the classification of active tribological pairs, namely, amphiarthosis joints and diarthosis joints. The article details the classification
Andrew W. Batchelor   +1 more
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