Body joint replacement titanium implant comprising one or several base bodies
A technology for implants and joints, applied in the direction of joint implants, joint implants, hip joints, etc., can solve the problems of not being able to prevent fixation, achieve the effect of preventing cold welding and improving slidability
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[0013] figure 1 The hip implant consists of a base body 1 with a region 2 in its proximal part, which is firmly fixed to the bone. The region preferably has a rough surface, which is formed by sandblasting with a coarse-grained material or by titanium coating. In order to stimulate bone growth, it is advantageous to coat the rough surface with one or more absorbable calcium phosphate layers. In the region of the distal end of the implant, a region 3 which is not intended to ossify and is thus anodically (type II) oxidized adjoins the aforementioned region. During the surface modification, oxygen and silicon are introduced into the titanium surface, where they form the integral constituents of the conversion layer. Said regions do not have a TiO2 layer. Carbon and nitrogen can also be introduced into the conversion layer if desired.
[0014] On the one hand, the transformed layer prevents the growth of bone cells. However, the conversion layer also imparts greater hardness...
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