Materials and Corrosion · 1988 · 10 citations · 6 references
Natural SciencesMaterials ScienceCorrosion ScienceProstheticsBiocompatibility Of Prosthetic MaterialsCorrosion Of SteelsImplant Prosthetic MaterialsPitting CorrosionProsthetic MaterialsStainless SteelsCeramic Implant MaterialsExposure Time DependenceHomogenizationImplant Surface RoughnessRepassivationRepassivation BehaviorStainless Steel ImplantsSurface Roughness Parameters
Abstract The breakdown and repassivation potentials of stainless steel‐ceramic prostheses have been determined both in a Hanks' solution and in implants in dogs. These materials show low susceptibility to pitting corrosion as well as a high repassivation capability. The influence of surface roughness, exposure time and homogenization treatment on the pitting corrosion behaviour is studied.
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Patrick G. Laing · Orthopedic Clinics of North America · 1973 · 74 citations
Metals in medicine and surgery
Dana C. Mears · International Materials Reviews · 1977 · 23 citations