Abstract Although the initial in vitro dissolution of bioactive glasses (BAG) is well characterized, long-term behaviour crystallized BAG scaffolds a continuous fluid flow incompletely understood. A detailed understanding vital for predicting their clinical applications. Here, we explored and reaction mechanisms partly crystalline glass–ceramic based on S53P4 45S5 using flow-through method Tris...

A set of molecular dynamics simulations were performed to investigate the effect of cooling rate and system size on the medium-range structure of melt-derived multicomponent silicate glasses, represented by the quaternary 45S5 Bioglass composition. Given the significant impact of the glass degradation on applications of these materials in biomedicine and nuclear waste disposal, bulk structural ...

Submit Manuscript | http://medcraveonline.com only osteoconductivity but also osteoinductivity, has attracted much interests in the field of bone tissue engineering but not only. Indeed, the typical silicate bioactive glasses demonstrated to bond to bone more efficiently than any other synthetic materials [1]. However, it was rapidly found that the highly disrupted silica network of bioactive g...

Bacterial infections after implant surgical procedures are a complication observed in many surgeries to treat bone injuries or diseases. Bacteria can attach the surface of producing biofilms, and if treatment with antibiotics does not work, further surgery is necessary remove infected implant. Among biomaterials for implants, bioceramics based on calcium phosphates (CaPs) such as β-TCP stand ou...