Key result
Laser-engineered titanium alloy implants with functional coatings may improve corrosion resistance and cardiovascular biocompatibility.
Why the study?
Titanium-based implants have surface-related limitations, and employing lasers to alter the surface of cardiac implants remains an area needing further research.
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Supports further development of laser-modified titanium implants; leaves open the need for clinical validation in cardiovascular applications.
Laser surface modification of titanium implants may offer improved biocompatibility and corrosion resistance for cardiovascular applications.
Mthisi et al. (2024) conducted a review in Cardiovascular diseases. Laser surface engineered titanium alloy implants was evaluated. Laser surface engineered titanium alloy implants with functional coatings may offer improved corrosion resistance and biocompatibility for cardiovascular applications.
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