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ACS BIOMATERIALS SCIENCE & ENGINEERING
卷 9, 期 6, 页码 3262-3272出版社
AMER CHEMICAL SOC
DOI: 10.1021/acsbiomaterials.2c01461
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titanium; Ti6Al4V alloy; cerium coatings; nanostructured surfaces; antibacterial activity; resistance inflammatory conditions
A cerium mixed oxide (CeOx) coating was successfully achieved on both pristine and nanotubular-structured Ti and Ti6Al4V surfaces using a simple drop-casting technique. The presence of CeOx on nanotube surfaces enhanced osseointegration, while on non-nanostructured surfaces, this coating improved resistance to oxidative stress and exhibited excellent antibacterial properties.
Despite the significant contribution of titanium and its alloys for hard tissue regenerative medicine, some major issues remain to be solved. Implants' long-term stability is threatened by poor osseointegration. Moreover, bacterial adhesion and excessive inflammatory response are also to be considered in the design of a device intended to be integrated into the human body. Here, a cerium mixed oxide (CeOx) coating was realized on pristine and nanotubular-structured Ti and Ti6Al4V surfaces using a simple layer-by-layer drop-casting technique. Bioactivity, resistance in simulated inflammatory conditions, and bactericidal capacity were evaluated as a function of morphological surface characteristics combined with the cerium quantity deposited. The results obtained suggest that the presence of CeOx on the surfaces with nanotubes enhanced osseointegration, while on the non-nanostructured surfaces, this coating improved resistance under oxidative stress and provided excellent antibacterial properties.
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