Fabrication of Calcium Sulfate/Tri-Calcium Phosphate Composite Bone Fillers through Molding Method

Hong Sun; Tao Wu; Yong Qiang He; Qiao Juan Gong; Chen Zhong Yao; Jian Ping Gao

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.815.325

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Fabrication of Calcium Sulfate/Tri-Calcium Phosphate Composite Bone Fillers through Molding Method

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Calcium sulfate/tri-calcium phosphate (CaSO₄/TCP) composite bone fillers were fabricated through molding method. Their structure and properties were characterized by infrared spectroscope, scanning electronic spectroscope, x-ray diffraction and degradation test. The results show that TCP crystals were attached to the CaSO₄ crystals and prevented the growing of sulfate crystals. So their size is shorter than that of CaSO₄ crystals prepared from pure CaSO₄ semihydrate, and some even had defect. The resorption rate of CaSO₄ bone fillers was decreased when TCP was incorporated.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 815)

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325-328

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Hong Sun, Tao Wu, Yong Qiang He, Qiao Juan Gong, Chen Zhong Yao, Jian Ping Gao

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Bone Filler, Composite, Hydroxyapatite (HA), Resorption, Tri-Calcium Phosphate

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