@misc{10498/36508,
year = {2024},
url = {http://hdl.handle.net/10498/36508},
abstract = {Background: This study describes a novel biomaterial consisting of a mixture of biphasic bioceramic obtained from waste generated by the sugar industry (Carbocal) and a medical-grade epoxy resin adhesive called LOCTITE® M31 CLTM. The objective was to demonstrate the possibility of coating non-bioactive and non-biodegradable metallic surfaces on implantable elements. Methods: After preparation, the mixture was applied to the surfaces of hip prostheses composed of two distinct materials: polyetherimide and grade 5 titanium. In both cases, adhesion tests produced favourable results. Additionally, cell cultures were conducted using human foetal osteoblastic cell lines (hFOB 1.19). Results: It was observed that the mixture did not affect the proliferation of bone cells. Conclusions: This composite material was found to promote the growth of bone cells, suggesting its potential for fostering bone tissue development.},
publisher = {Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute (MDPI)},
keywords = {biocompatible coating},
keywords = {biphasic bioceramic adhesive},
keywords = {bone tissue engineering},
keywords = {Carbocal},
keywords = {cell viability},
keywords = {epoxy resin},
title = {Bioactive Agrocomposite for Tissue Engineering and Bone Regeneration},
doi = {10.3390/inventions9060123},
author = {Suffo Pino, Miguel and Pérez Muñoz, Celia and Goma Jiménez, Daniel and Revenga, Carlos and Andrés Cano, Pablo and Cauqui López, Miguel Ángel},
}