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Information × Registration Number 0224U033368, (0123U103009) , R & D reports Title Development of a bio-soluble magnesium alloy of the Mg-Ga-Zn-Ca system of a medical purpose for bone implantology with improved mechanical, corrosion-resistant and antimicrobial properties popup.stage_title Дослідження фізико-механічних та корозійних властивостей магнієвих сплавів системи Mg-Ga-Zn-Ca; отримання антимікробних нанопокриттів з наночастинок (Ag, Cu) та дослідження їх структурних та антимікробних властивостей. Head Khoklov Maksym A., Кандидат технічних наук Registration Date 25-12-2024 Organization E. O. Paton Elektric Welding Institute National Academy of scinces of Ukraine popup.description1 Develop methods of obtaining a bio-soluble alloy of the Mg-Ga-Zn-Ca system for medical use with improved mechanical and corrosion properties, as well as a method of obtaining a functional antimicrobial coating on it based on silver and copper. popup.description2  The purpose of the work is to develop a method for obtaining a bio-soluble alloy of the Mg-Ga-Zn-Ca system for medical use with improved mechanical and corrosion properties, as well as a method for obtaining a functional antimicrobial coating on it based on silver and copper. The relevance of the work is due to the fact that in modern bone implantology and cardiovascular surgery, biodegradable implants are increasingly used, which gradually dissolve and are replaced by body tissues, which helps to minimize long-term complications caused by the implant, such as bone atrophy, inflammation of the surrounding tissues, and eliminates the need for repeated operations and implant removal. Magnesium alloys are of particular interest as biosoluble materials for the manufacture of implants due to their high biocompatibility and fairly high strength. In addition, the density and elasticity of magnesium alloys are similar in characteristics to the cortical part of a human bone. However, magnesium alloys are prone to rapid corrosion in physiological environments, which may limit their use as implant materials. Implant-related infections remain a serious clinical problem and can lead to implant rejection, increased patient morbidity and mortality. The use of antimicrobial coatings based on silver and copper nanoparticles effectively prevents implant-related infections. Optimizing the production of such coatings for bio-soluble magnesium alloys can be difficult due to their unique corrosion behavior. Therefore, the development of bio-soluble magnesium alloys with improved properties and effective antimicrobial coatings is an urgent scientific task. Product Description popup.authors Hornostai Oleksii V. Khokhlov Maksym A. popup.nrat_date 2024-12-25 Close