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Metals for Biomedical Applications
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In modern history, metals have been used as implants since more than 100 years ago when Lane first introduced metal plate for bone fracture fixation in 1895 (Lane, 1895). In the early development, metal implants faced corrosion and insufficient strength problems (Lambotte, 1909, Sherman, 1912). Shortly after the introduction of the 18-8 stainless steel in 1920s, which has had far-superior corrosion resistance to anything in that time, it immediately attracted the interest of the clinicians.
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- Hermawan, H., Ramdan, D., & P. Djuansjah, J. R.
- Venue
- Biomedical Engineering - From Theory to Applications
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- InTech
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- 2011-08-29
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- W1504455205
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