| This is first time, he says, that an artificial kidney fashioned from cells and biocompatible materials has produced what seems to be urine. |
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| The implant material, made of highly biocompatible titanium, is inserted into the bone of the jaw. |
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| Materials that are more biocompatible, such as cobalt chromium or titanium alloys, are used for permanent implants. |
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| A research team at Virginia Tech has created biocompatible adhesives that could speed the process of mending tissue. |
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| As with any material implanted into the body, the coating needed to be biocompatible. |
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| It recently developed titanium-coated implants, which PIP claims are more biocompatible than uncoated counterparts. |
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| Soft, supple, and biocompatible, the Polyzen material successfully prevents tissue ingrowth and offers additional benefits. |
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| Whether it is possible to accomplish these objectives using biocompatible, biodegradable, surface-active formulations remains to be determined. |
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| Materials include biocompatible alloys such as titanium and specialty stainless steels. |
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| Surface treatments texture the biocompatible material to resemble natural skin. |
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| Coatings are also used to protect patients from contact with surgical items or implanted devices that may not be biocompatible. |
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| In recent years, PIP has helped develop titanium-coated breast implants, which it says makes the implants more biocompatible. |
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| They must be strong, reliable, tissue biocompatible, and able to retain a sharp cutting edge. |
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| An example is collagen, for the biocompatible soft-tissue implants used to plump wrinkles. |
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| A possible attraction of protein-like materials for medical applications is that they would be biocompatible and biodegradable. |
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| These biocompatible, biodegradable polymers can be seeded with stem cells and then implanted into the injured part of the brain. |
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| This overall approach has better three-dimensional capabilities and is more flexible and biocompatible than either photolithography or microcontact printing. |
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| The histrelin acetate subdermal implant is considered biocompatible and acceptable for the intended use. |
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| They are also biocompatible, and their surfaces can be modified to attach antibodies or other ligands that could be used to target the nanoparticles to specific tissues. |
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| It soon became apparent, however, that the biocompatible material with strength, density, and porosity properties similar to natural bone may have other applications. |
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| Also, the development of the thermosensitive biocompatible gel demonstrates that bioengineering involves a lot more than just the understanding and manipulation of cells. |
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| Tantalum, which is biocompatible, is also used in implant materials for humans. |
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| They embed the mineral in fibers of a biocompatible polymer, polylactic acid, as they are spun and form a tissue-like mat. |
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| Silicone gels form soft biocompatible gels that can stick to the unbreached skin but do not adhere to the wound. |
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| These laboratories will be dedicated to the forming of biocompatible parts using powders. |
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| Although at present most orthopaedic prostheses are made from stainless steel or titanium, these two metals could soon be replaced, or at least coated, by a totally biocompatible diamond nanofilm. |
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| Alginic acid also has been used in the field of biotechnology as a biocompatible medium for cell encapsulation and cell immobilization. |
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| This usually reactively formed interface must be considered to be at least one additional material which must be not only biocompatible, but also unsusceptible to corrosive attack. |
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| Firstly: An anatomically correct mattress should be neither very large nor thick, but rather ergonomically perfect and made from high quality, natural, biocompatible materials. |
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| The biocompatible white zirconium oxide is a high-performance ceramic that is ideal for preserving a pleasingly natural mucosal color, and offers impressive soft tissue esthetics. |
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| A surgically implantable biocompatible component has been granted a patent. |
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| Use of a crosslinked amine-containing biomolecule, selected from chitosan or a connective-tissue protein, wherein said biomolecule is crosslinked with genipin, in a biocompatible implant, wound dressing or adhesive. |
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| Development of biodegradable and biocompatible non-viral vectors with intrinsical multifunctional properties such as bioimaging ability for highly efficient nucleic acids delivery still remains a challenge. |
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| The modulus of elasticity is also higher than with biocompatible alloys. |
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| Its low plaque affinity and low coefficient of thermal expansion make this biocompatible material the ideal framework material for prosthetic restorations. |
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| Starch is easy to gelatinize, highly viscous, non-toxic, inexpensive, biocompatible and widely available throughout the year. |
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| An implant material which comprises, as a base material, a biocompatible bulk structure of a tri-axial or multiaxial three-dimensionally woven or knitted fabric of organic fibers or a composite fabric thereof. |
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| A polymer solution comprising a biocompatible, biodegradable, water-coagulable thermoplastic polymer, a biologically active agent and a release rate modification agent, which is a water insoluble organic substance. |
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| An implantable, biocompatible, osteogenic bone graft comprising a coherent mass of bone particles possessing at least one zone of impermeability to soft tissue ingrowth wherein said zone is integral with the bone graft. |
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| Its mastery in the skills of metallurgy and precious metal production enables Metalor Dental to offer high-quality alloys that are not only biocompatible, anti-allergenic and corrosion-resistant but also of uniform quality. |
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| In any event, it is not appropriate according to the consultant's opinion for the authorisation of biocompatible surfactants to bring to bear the same regulations as for the authorisation of xenobiotic surfactants. |
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| However, tests with some new types of xenobiotic surfactants show that their acute toxicity with respect to invertebrates and fish can fall in a range of low toxicity similar to that of biocompatible surfactants. |
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| In practice, this means that the required concentrations of a given volume of mineral oil for emulsification or for biological availability are lower as a rule for biocompatible surfactants than for xenobiotic surfactants. |
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| It is also an excellent biocompatible solvent for the removal of silicone oil traces from the vitreous chamber as well as being suitable for cleaning intraocular lenses after a silicone oil tamponade. |
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| Metalor is able to offer a full range of prostheses because its products are biocompatible, minimize allergenic risks and have a high level of corrosion resistance. |
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| Summary: Objective: The prostheses known as biocompatible are usually proposed for columellar repair in absence of stapes but at which cost and which long-term tolerance? |
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| The microporous films are designed to remain highly biocompatible even after all drug material is eluted from the coating. |
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| The nanomaterials used in such scaffolds are biocompatible. |
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| From this model, they designed and printed a splint — a small tube, made of the same biocompatible material that goes into sutures — that would fit snugly over the weakened section of airway and hold it open. |
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| All materials and components are biocompatible, and have undergone numerous tests and controls before being certified in accordance with the relevant standards. |
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| Functional textiles and biocompatible materials in combination with health and safety are the watchwords of the department for «Materials and Systems for Physical Protection and Comfort of the Human Body». |
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| Raw materials used in production are very carefully selected and are totally biocompatible to produce components for implantology systems that conform to very tight tolerances. |
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| The microchip is about the size of a grain of rice, and is encapsulated in a biocompatible material so it can reside safely under the skin for the lifetime of a cat. |
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| Usable for implants of 30 days or less, it is biocompatible, resistant to body fluids, and sterilizable with radiation, ethylene oxide, or dry heat. |
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| Hydroxyapatite is biocompatible and bioactive, and is used to coat stainless steel and titanium implants because it bonds to bone and forms indistinguishable unions. |
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| The EnGuard device is indicated for use as a protective cover for blood vessels following anterior spine surgery and is composed of the same biocompatible polymer. |
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