Bioactivity And Bone Formation In Silicon-Substituted Hydroxyapatite

Year 2012, Volume: 16 Issue: 3, 170 - 177, 01.06.2012

Ulvan Ozad Alan Parish Karin A. Hing

Abstract

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Keywords

Silicon, hydroxyapatite, bone, carbon, nano

Silikon İkameli Hidroksiapatitte Biyoaktivite Ve Kemik Oluşumu

Abstract

Bioactivity and successful bone formation in silicon-substituted hydroxyapatite bone grafts were investigated by using scanning electron microscopy and electron dispersive x-ray spectroscopy. Areas of bone formation have been detected in scanning electron microscopy; and, arranged lamellar collagen has been observed. 20.8% average carbon content rise has been detected between bone graft and the produced bone; and, this has been confirmed to be a gradual increase throughout the interphase. Obvious bone formation and maturation were observed in the samples. Carbon content gradually increased from bone graft to the bone formed, confirming formation of new bone and dissociation of silicon-substituted bone graft.

Keywords

Silikon, hidroksiapatit, kemik, karbon, nano

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