Surface modifying composition and method

Prosthesis (i.e. – artificial body members) – parts thereof – or ai – Implantable prosthesis

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427 224, A61F 202, B05D 306

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060909951

ABSTRACT:
Synthetic surfaces such as surfaces of implantable prosthetic devices are modified to enhance their ability to support the growth, migration and attachment of epithelial cells. A surface modifier composition is covalently bound to the synthetic surface, and an epithelial cell-supporting coating is applied to the modified surface. The surface modifier composition may also include an epithelial cell-supporting material. The invention is particularly suited towards the modification of synthetic epikeratophakia lenses.

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