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HomeMaterials Science ForumMaterials Science Forum Vol. 993Cobalt Element Doping for Biomedical Use: A Review

Cobalt Element Doping for Biomedical Use: A Review

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Cobalt exists widely in nature and is one of the essential functional elements in human body, performing in organic or inorganic forms. The lackness of adequate bone integration is a main issue to limit the biomedical substitute materials using widely in clinic. However, introducing cobalt element onto the surface of the materials can significantly change the biological behavior of the implants, which is a good way to solve the above problem. In this paper, the effects of doped cobalt ions on the biological properties of different materials were reviewed, and the development trend of cobalt ion doped biomedical device was prospected.

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Lei Liu, Run Huang*, Lan Zhang

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Biological Effect, Cobalt Ion, Implant, Osseintegration

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