Preface for the special issue on light metals as biomaterials

Biomaterials research is one of the most active fields with many novel techniques and products emerging to alleviate pain and suffering. Metallic biomatedals have high strength and toughness in comparison to polymers and ceramics. These advantages make them suitable for load-bearing orthopedic impla...

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Published in:Frontiers of materials science 2014-09, Vol.8 (3), p.199-199
Main Authors: SONG, Guang-Ling, ZENG, Rong-Chang
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Chemistry and Materials Science
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Materials Science
冠状动脉支架
整形外科
植入物
生物材料
聚合物
轻金属
高强度
高韧性
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高强度
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