Implants are made by 3D printing from fluoroplastic polymer, which does not cause allergic reactions. Hydroxyapatite, the mineral component of bone that supports the growth of new tissue, is then applied to their surface. The new method was developed using only Russian materials and equipment, making it more accessible and affordable.
The scientists state that their development could be used in surgery, including maxillofacial surgery. This technology is planned to accelerate the recovery process of patients and make it easier for them to return to normal life.
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Source: Ferra
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