J L Ricci, J M Spivak, H Alexander, N C Blumenthal, J R Parsons
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Hydroxyapatite ceramics and the nature of the bone-ceramic interface.
Hydroxyapatite ceramics have been used as bone implants in a number of experimental systems and clinical applications. We have developed a unique experimental model that allows study of the interface between bone and implant materials. A comparison of titanium and hydroxyapatite materials, using this model, has demonstrated the osteoconductive nature of hydroxyapatite and its ability to bond directly to bone.
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