Bioactive glasses: backgroung, trends and prospects in Colombia and the world
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https://doi.org/10.17533/udea.rcm.326493Keywords:
biomaterials, bioactive glasses, scaffold, porous spheresAbstract
Market of bone implants has sought to position bioactive glasses as an excellent alternative for recovery, repair or replacement of bone tissues, since they have a range of biological properties that make them attractive to the faster and more effective restoration of patients with orthopedic problems. However, from the development of bioactive glasses, hundreds of researches have focused their efforts on improving the mechanical properties of these ones to increase their applicability in tissue replacement. For that purpose, different strategies have been devised including compositional changes, ionic substitutions, crystallinity changes and as well as the union of different materials. Despite of the many efforts, it hasn’t yet been possible to satisfy the needs in mechanical properties, so the morphological changes in bioactive glasses have raised a prospective in the resolution of shortcoming that have them.
Even though a high potential has been seen for bioactive glasses at global level and different efforts are made to adapt them to the needs in order to improve the quality of life people with bone diseases, in Colombia this material hasn’t aroused a high interest, leading to the use of traditional materials that in many cases aren’t the best alternative to provide affected patients a faster and lasting recovery.
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