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Biocompatibility studies on surgical‐grade titanium‐, cobalt‐, and iron‐base alloys

Lemons et al., 1976

Document ID
7437778247066673231
Author
Lemons J
Niemann K
Weiss A
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of biomedical materials research

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An animal model system for the investigation of the influence of in vivo‐produced metallic corrosion products upon tissues has been developed. Externally applied electrical stimulation produces the corrosion over a short period of time, and a poststimulation period …
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