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In the present article, the multifunctional behavior of perovskites BaTiO3 and CaTiO3 has been studied for their potential orthopedic applications. The biocompatibility and electrical conductivity properties of HA-40 wt%BaTiO3 (25.9 vol% BaTiO3) and HA-40 wt% CaTiO3 (35.3 wt% CaTiO3) composites were investigated to verify its suitability as hard tissue replacement materials. L929 mouse fibroblasts and Human osteoblasts (SaOS2) cells were used to study the cell adhesion and proliferation behavior on the composite surfaces. It has been observed that the developed composites are biocompatible and the conductivity and dielectric behavior of the composite is comparable to dry human bone.
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