ORTHOPAEDIC IMPLANT DEVICE

An orthopaedic implant device is formed from, or defined by, a combination of different materials. These devices include a body metal component and a porous metal surface layer for intimate contact with bone and a polymer in the form of a casing that includes adhesive characteristics for attachment...

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Main Authors DEVANATHAN, THIRUMALAI N.C, PARR, JACK E, CROWNINSHIELD, ROY D, CHU, HELEN
Format Patent
LanguageEnglish
French
Published 01.05.1992
Edition5
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Summary:An orthopaedic implant device is formed from, or defined by, a combination of different materials. These devices include a body metal component and a porous metal surface layer for intimate contact with bone and a polymer in the form of a casing that includes adhesive characteristics for attachment to the body metal component and the porous metal layer. The preferred polymer casing is polyaryletherketone. An orthopaedic implant device is formed from, or defined by, a combination of different materials. These devices include a body metal component and a porous metal surface layer for intimate contact with bone and a polymer in the form of a casing that includes adhesive characteristics for attachment to the body metal component and the porous metal layer. The preferred polymer casing is polyaryletherketone.
Bibliography:Application Number: CA19912041430