The role of oxygen and nitrogen plasma treatments in improving bioactivity and long-term stability of PEO-modified titanium

Sebastian Kanik; Izabella Ślęzak-Prochazka; Mateusz Dulski; Robert Gawecki; Daniel Wójcik; Mehdi Baghayeri; Rafał Zieliński; W. Simka

doi:10.1016/j.surfcoat.2026.133251

February 3, 2026Surface and Coatings Technology

The role of oxygen and nitrogen plasma treatments in improving bioactivity and long-term stability of PEO-modified titanium

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Bioactivity and long-term stability of PEO-modified titanium significantly improve with oxygen and nitrogen plasma treatments.
Increased bioactivity was observed after plasma treatments with a 30% enhancement in osteoblast proliferation.
Assessment using plasma surface treatments shows their potential in biomaterials and implant technology.
Findings suggest the application of plasma treatments for enhancing titanium surfaces, though further clinical evaluations are needed.

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Observational analysis reveals improved bioactivity and long-term stability of PEO-modified titanium with plasma treatments, indicating significant advancements for biomaterial applications.

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