Nanofiber Polymers for Coating Titanium-Based Biomedical Implants

The excellent combination of properties has seen a steep increase in the demand for titanium (Ti)-based material as biomedical implant devices. However, some features that promote biocompatibility are found to be lacking Ti implants. use polymer nanofiber (NF) coating on surfaces implants been proven remedy these setbacks. In particular, electrospun NFs versatile natural extracellular matrix mimics and facilitators function Ti-based Therefore, various coated with correlations among explored this review. Synthetic polymers favorable tissue engineering applications because they biocompatible have low toxicity degradation rates. Several approved synthetic hybrids onto successfully improve applicability regard their physical (including diameter porosity), chemical corrosion resistance), mechanical elastic modulus, strength ductility) biological integration, antimicrobial cytotoxicity).