Investigation of the peculiarities of the surface relief of carbon nanolayer at the boundary of polyurethane implants after treatment by plasma-immersion ion implantation

Authors

  • A.L. Svistkov Institute of Continuous Media Mechanics UB RAS; Perm State National Research University
  • V.N. Solodko Perm State National Research University
  • A.Yu. Belyaev Institute of Continuous Media Mechanics UB RAS; Perm State National Research University
  • R.I. Izyumov Institute of Continuous Media Mechanics UB RAS
  • V.N. Terpugov Perm State National Research University
  • I.V. Osorgina Perm State National Research University
  • A.V. Kondurin School of Physics, The University of Sydney

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.7242/1998-2097/2017.4.5

Keywords:

biocompatibility, implant, polyurethane, carbonized layer, plasma-immersion ion implantation

Abstract

The work was devoted to the experimental research and mathematical modeling of structural features of the carbonized layer on the polymer implant surface. Such a layer is created by ion- plasma treatment to ensure the biocompatibility of an implant with body tissues. One of the project objectives was to analyze the geometric features of the created surface. The dependence of the ion energy, by which the polymeric material surface was treated, on the amplitude and frequency of waves on the surface was established. Three types of cracks appearing in the carbonized layer were detected.

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Published

2018-07-25

Issue

No. 4 (2017)

Section

Research: theory and experiment

How to Cite

Svistkov, A. ., Solodko, V. ., Belyaev, A. ., Izyumov, R. ., Terpugov, V. ., Osorgina, I. ., & Kondurin, A. . (2018). Investigation of the peculiarities of the surface relief of carbon nanolayer at the boundary of polyurethane implants after treatment by plasma-immersion ion implantation. Perm Federal Research Centre Journal, 4, 33-37. https://doi.org/10.7242/1998-2097/2017.4.5