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on March 2nd, 2012

Scaffold-like hydroxyapatite/tri-calcium-phosphate (HA/TCP) coatings have been deposited on strong zirconia-substrates using a unique HA-slip coating-deposition and coating-substrate co-sintering process.

Bending strength of such layered composites is over 300 MPa, higher than the upper strength limit of natural bones.

Thick scaffold-like HA-coatings with open pores larger than 100 μm can be deposited onto the micro-porous HA/TCP surface using the same technique.

Such load-bearing “HA-scaffolds” with adequate bending strength and large open pore structures provide useful options as load-bearing bone implants.

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