Corrosion behaviour of medical CoCr alloy after nitrogen plasma immersion ion implantation

Johanna Lutz; S. Mändl; Cristina Díaz; Institut für Werkstoffforschung, GKSS Forschungszentrum Geesthacht, 21502 Geesthacht, Germany; Jose Antonio García; Carsten Blawert

doi:10.5281/zenodo.18673660

November 11, 2010Open Access

Corrosion behaviour of medical CoCr alloy after nitrogen plasma immersion ion implantation

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Enhanced corrosion resistance was observed in CoCr alloy treated with nitrogen plasma immersion.
The study highlighted specific metrics indicating improved performance after ion implantation, reducing wear over time.
Assessment using ion implantation techniques aimed at surface modification and biocompatibility showed promising results.
These findings suggest improved longevity of CoCr implants in clinical settings, emphasizing the need for further testing.

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Observational analysis reveals enhanced corrosion resistance in CoCr alloy with nitrogen plasma treatment, indicating improved durability in medical applications.

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