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Issue #4/2023
P. E. Timchenko, E. V. Timchenko, D. A. Dolgushkin, O. O. Frolov, A. N. Nikolaenko, L. T. Volova, A. Yu. Ionov
Features of the Spectral Surface Estimation of Titanium Implants for Animals
Features of the Spectral Surface Estimation of Titanium Implants for Animals
DOI: 10.22184/1993-7296.FRos.2023.17.4.326.336
The paper presents the study results relating to the material state of the implants made of titanium alloy and coated with chitosan. The implants have been studied before and after preclinical use in animals. A feature of this research method is the use of Raman scattering spectroscopy with a high sensitivity in the region of 400–1 800 cm−1. Confirmation of the implant surface study results was obtained using the scanning electron microscopy. The details of spectral changes are taken as an indirect estimate of the complete biodegradation of the implant coating after one month.
Tags: chitosan gaussian function deconvolution implant lda analysis lda-анализ raman scattering spectroscopy spectrum statistical analysis деконволюция функции гаусса имплант спектр спектроскопия рамановская статистический анализ хитозан
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The paper presents the study results relating to the material state of the implants made of titanium alloy and coated with chitosan. The implants have been studied before and after preclinical use in animals. A feature of this research method is the use of Raman scattering spectroscopy with a high sensitivity in the region of 400–1 800 cm−1. Confirmation of the implant surface study results was obtained using the scanning electron microscopy. The details of spectral changes are taken as an indirect estimate of the complete biodegradation of the implant coating after one month.
Tags: chitosan gaussian function deconvolution implant lda analysis lda-анализ raman scattering spectroscopy spectrum statistical analysis деконволюция функции гаусса имплант спектр спектроскопия рамановская статистический анализ хитозан
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