4 Glass and glass ceramic layer composites with functional coatings

Gadow, Rainer; Killinger, Andreas; Martinez, Venancio

doi:10.1515/9783110627992-004

Advanced Ceramics and Applications 2021

DOI: 10.1515/9783110627992-004

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4 Glass and glass ceramic layer composites with functional coatings

Rainer Gadow¹,

Andreas Killinger²,

Venancio Martinez³

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“…The effect of wettability of ceramics based on the strong hydrogen bonds between ceramic and synovial fluid is a feature that hugely improves the lubrication of joints by a uniform distribution of the synovial film on articular surfaces [64]. Especially in THA, this feature is useful in causing gravitational effects.…”

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High-Performance Ceramics in Musculoskeletal Surgery: Current Use and Future Perspectives

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Osteoarthritis (OA) is a prevalent disease among the elderly population, necessitating effective treatment options. Total joint arthroplasty (TJA) is a reliable surgical procedure that has shown good long-term clinical outcomes for OA. However, certain challenges, such as implant failure caused by particle-induced aseptic loosening or hypersensitivity to metal ions, remain unresolved in TJA. High-performance ceramic implants have emerged as a promising solution to address these persistent implant-related issues. This review article provides an overview of the composition and characteristics of ceramics used in TJA, highlighting their potential advantages and associated risks. While ceramic implants have demonstrated excellent performance in vivo for hip and knee arthroplasty, their bioinert behaviour is still considered a crucial factor regarding cementless options. Therefore, novel methods are investigated that seem to be able to combine the benefits of ceramic materials with an excellent osseointegration behaviour, which makes ceramics as implant materials an even stronger option for future applications.

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“…Especially in THA, this feature is useful in causing gravitational effects. In this case, the gravitation increases the effect to leave articulating surfaces dry, and ceramics hydrophilic resists tendency [64].…”

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High-Performance Ceramics in Musculoskeletal Surgery: Current Use and Future Perspectives

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Greven,

Rath

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