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Improved thrombogenicity on oxygen etched Ti6Al4V surfaces
Nicholas A. Riedel
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Barbara S. Smith
, John D. Williams
, Ketul C. Popat
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Rutile
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Oblique Angle
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Blood Compatibility
100%
Thrombogenicity
100%
Ti-6Al-4V
100%
Etched Substrate
100%
Biomaterials
50%
Failure Mode
50%
Surface Defects
50%
Adsorption
50%
Protein Level
50%
Whole Blood
50%
Oxide Layer
50%
Albumin
50%
X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy
50%
Thrombus Formation
50%
Platelet Adhesion
50%
Medical Grade
50%
Fibrinogen
50%
Surface Oxidation
50%
Human Plasma
50%
X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy Analysis
50%
Blood Proteins
50%
Immunoglobulin G
50%
Clot Formation
50%
Titanium Substrate
50%
Bicinchoninic Acid
50%
Total Protein Assay
50%
Ion Etching
50%
Blood-contacting Biomaterials
50%
Surface Oxidation Treatment
50%
Oxygen Plasma Etching
50%
Platelet Activation
50%
Titanium Alloy Ti-6Al-4V
50%
Implantable Devices
50%
Blood Clotting
50%
Oxygen-rich Surface
50%
Material Science
Titanium
100%
X-Ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy
100%
Oxide Compound
50%
Alloy
50%
Surface Defect
50%
Oxidation Reaction
50%
Medical Implant
50%
Titanium Oxide
50%
Plasma (Human)
50%
Platelet
50%
Immunoglobulin G
50%
Titanium Alloy
50%
Albumin
50%