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- 2024Understanding the structure–function relationship through 3D imaging and biomechanical analysis: a novel methodological approach applied to anterior cruciate ligaments
- 2020Ultrathin hydroxyapatite coating on pure magnesium substrate prepared by pulsed electron ablation techniquecitations
- 2017Pulsed Electron Deposition of nanostructured bioactive glass coatings for biomedical applicationscitations
- 2017Plasma-assisted deposition of bone apatite-like thin films from natural apatitecitations
- 2015CERAMIC THIN FILMS REALIZED BY MEANS OF PULSED PLASMA DEPOSITION TECHNIQUE: APPLICATIONS FOR ORTHOPEDICScitations
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CERAMIC THIN FILMS REALIZED BY MEANS OF PULSED PLASMA DEPOSITION TECHNIQUE: APPLICATIONS FOR ORTHOPEDICS
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<jats:p> Joint prosthesis are usually subjected to several failing mechanisms, including wear of the ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) insert. The main goal of this study was to assess the possibility to improve the tribological properties of titanium component by depositing zirconia thin films on its surface by pulsed plasma deposition (PPD) method. Zirconia-coated titanium spheres were tested against UHMWPE disks, both in dry and wet conditions. Zirconia films exhibited a homogenous sub-micrometric grain size distribution and low roughness. Interestingly, zirconia-coated titanium spheres showed lower wear rate of the UHMWPE component, compared to uncoated titanium spheres, supporting the feasibility of the proposed approach. </jats:p>