
Smart implants dissolve after healing
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Science, Health Sciences, Chemistry, Biology
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11th Grade - University
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The video discusses the development of biodegradable metal implants that can dissolve safely in the body, reducing complications associated with permanent metal fixtures. Led by Jag Sankar at North Carolina A&T State University, the team is creating magnesium-based alloys for medical devices like plates and screws. These alloys are designed to biodegrade after healing, eliminating the need for surgical removal. The research involves testing various alloys and applying bio coatings to control dissolution rates. The goal is to make implants that adapt to individual needs and eventually disappear, avoiding issues like setting off metal detectors.
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