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Electron microscopy on titanium implants for bone replacement after "sla" surface treatment
Because the chemical interaction between the implant and the biological tissue is too weak to account for the fixation, the implant stability depends on good mechanical interlocking. The interest in the influence of surface roughness on biological interactions has recently increased, as has that for
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