Implants with a cover which resists formation of firm spherical

Details Implants with a cover which resists formation of firm spherical Implants with a cover which resists formation of firm spherical

1991-08-08

1992-08-25

Weston, Caleb

Adhesive bonding and miscellaneous chemical manufacture

Methods

Surface bonding and/or assembly therefor

156245, 264 464, 264259, 264260, 623 7, 623 8, 623 11, B32B 3118

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051415810

ABSTRACT:
A transition layer for an implant to be placed in the human body. The implant has a core, and the transition surface surrounds the core. The transition layer is an open celled foam with cut surfaces. An adhesive adheres one surface to the core, and penetrates the transition layer a limited distance so as to leave over the entire surface, microstructures of cell fragments providing for tissue attachment without formation of a firm encapsulation.

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