Enhancement of hemocompatibility on titanium implant with titanium-doped diamond-like carbon film evaluated by cellular reactions using bone marrow cell cultures in vitro
Enhancement of hemocompatibility on titanium implant with titanium-doped diamond-like carbon film evaluated by cellular reactions using bone marrow cell cultures in vitro
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DOI:
10.1116/1.3077271
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发表时间:
2009-05
影响因子:
1.4
通讯作者:
W. Feng;Chau-Hsiang Wang;H. Cheng;S. Chiou;C. Chen;K. Ou
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作者:
W. Feng;Chau-Hsiang Wang;H. Cheng;S. Chiou;C. Chen;K. Ou
The purpose of this study is to evaluate a new method to deposit a-C:H film with the biological acceptance of titanium as a protective coating material in biomedical applications. For this purpose, various amounts of titanium were incorporated into a-C:H films by a combined radio frequency and magnetron sputtering system. In order to realize the properties of a-C:H films with and without Ti, the specimens were evaluated by material analyses and cell culture. The Ti and TiC were embedded in and connected to an amorphous a-C:H matrix. The a-C:H∕Ti film has better capability of osteoblast differentiation than Ti and a-C:H, revealing that the biocompatibility of a-C:H containing Ti is obviously better than a-C:H. It is believed that the Ti plays an important role in enhancing the film’s adhesion and biocompatibility. Furthermore, it also revealed the issue of hemocompatibility and that blood/a-C:H∕Ti interactions as a function of surface roughness can affect the red blood cell (RBC) distributions in early tis...