Creation of osteoinductive materials based on biocompatible synthetic salts, with a sufficiently high strength and porosity, with the shape which allow filling bone defects with various shapes and sizes is an actual task of modern biomaterial science. In this work, a series of granular materials were obtained from synthetic powders with various proportions of hydroxyapatite and wollastonite using a suspension technology based on the principle of immiscible liquids. Ceramic particles have a spherical shape, microhardness at least 17 HV and open porosity about 50 %. These materials can be used for reparation of bone defects of various locations, shapes and sizes in surgical dentistry, traumatology and orthopaedics.
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