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Bioperformance of Nitinol
Abstract
<p>Bioperformance of nitinol was discussed. The biocompatibility was analyzed in different tissues. Results showed that the inflammatory response and the encapsulate membrane thickness around the nitinol are similar to that of stainless steel. The advantage of using nitinol as biomaterial is its ability of superelasticity which makes it thermally activated during implants.</p>