Titanium implantation materials for the living body
AssigneeJapan Energy Corporation
InventorsSusumu Sawada, Tateo Ohhashi, Ichiro Sawamura, Toshiaki Shimada
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AssigneeJapan Energy Corporation
InventorsSusumu Sawada, Tateo Ohhashi, Ichiro Sawamura, Toshiaki Shimada
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Implantation materials for the living body comprising: 10 to 4000 ppm of gaseous ingredients combined, mainly composed of oxygen; up to 100 ppm of ingredients other than the gaseous ingredients such as iron; and the balance titanium. An oxide film is formed on the surface, where necessary, by anodizing or the like. Titanium fixation wires for implanting in the living body composing: up to 300 ppm oxygen, up to 50 ppm hydrogen, up to 200 ppm nitrogen, and up to 400 ppm carbon, all as gaseous ingredients; up to 100 ppm of ingredients other than the gaseous ingredients such as iron; and the balance titanium. For applications where strength is the primary consideration, the wires comprise: from more than 100 to 1000 ppm of iron; up to 250 ppm oxygen, up to 50 ppm hydrogen, up to 170 ppm nitrogen, and up to 400 ppm carbon, all as gaseous ingredients; up to 100 ppm of iron and ingredients other than the gaseous ingredients; and the balance titanium.
A titanium implant for the living body comprising a dental or orthopedic implant made of titanium having a corrosion resistant oxide film on the surface thereof and having the total amount of first ingredients selected from the group consisting of oxygen, hydrogen, nitrogen and carbon controlled to 10 to 4000 ppm, and the upper limit of second ingredients including Fe other than said first ingredients set to 100 ppm for purity to promote formation and regeneration of a corrosion-resistant film, the balance being titanium, so that said corrosion resistant oxide film may be promptly regenerated, even if destroyed, in vivo, wherein the implant has a tensile strength (TS) of 175 MPa or more and an elongation (El) of 10% or more.
A titanium implant for the living body comprising a dental or orthopedic implant made of titanium having a corrosion resistant oxide film on the surface thereof formed by anodizing, thermal oxidation, or molten salt oxidation and having the total amount of first ingredients selected from the group consisting of oxygen, hydrogen, nitrogen and carbon (excluding the oxygen contained in the surface oxide film) controlled to 10 to 4000 ppm, and the upper limit of second ingredients including Fe other than said first ingredients set to 100 ppm for purity to promote formation and regeneration of a corrosion-resistant film, the balance being titanium, so that said corrosion resistant oxide film may be promptly regenerated, even if destroyed, in vivo, wherein the implant has a tensile strength (TS) of 175 MPa or more and an elongation (El) of 10% or more.
A wire for implanting in the living body comprising a titanium fixation wire in which the upper limits of the amounts of first ingredients contained therein are 300 ppm for oxygen, 50 ppm for hydrogen, 200 ppm for nitrogen, and 400 ppm for carbon, to give an elongation necessary for fixation;
A wire for implanting in the living body comprising a titanium fixation wire in which the upper limits of the amounts of first ingredients contained therein are 200 ppm for oxygen, 50 ppm for hydrogen, 200 ppm for nitrogen, and 400 ppm for carbon, to give an elongation necessary for fixation;
A wire for implanting in the living body comprising a titanium fixation wire in which the upper limits of the amounts of first ingredients contained therein are 100 ppm for oxygen, 50 ppm for hydrogen, 200 ppm for nitrogen, and 400 ppm for carbon, to give an elongation necessary for fixation;
A wire for implanting in the living body comprising a titanium fixation wire in which the upper limits of the amounts of first ingredients contained therein are 100 ppm for oxygen, 30 ppm for hydrogen, 100 ppm for nitrogen, and 200 ppm for carbon, to give an elongation necessary for fixation;
A wire for implanting in the living body comprising a titanium fixation wire in which the iron content is from 100 to 1000 ppm so as to enhance strength;
A wire for implanting in the living body comprising a titanium fixation wire in which the iron content is from 100 to 800 ppm so as to enhance strength;
A wire for implanting in the living body comprising a titanium fixation wire in which the iron content is from 100 to 600 ppm so as to enhance strength;
A wire for implanting in the living body comprising a titanium fixation wire in which the iron content is from 100 to 600 ppm so as to enhance strength;
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