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Meeting 2020 TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition
Symposium Biodegradable Materials for Medical Applications II
Presentation Title Effect of Secondary Processing on Microstructure, Mechanical and Corrosion Response of a Biodegradable Mg1Zn2Ca Alloy
Author(s) Diksha Matta, Gururaj Parande, Sravya Tekumalla, Manoj Gupta
On-Site Speaker (Planned) Sravya Tekumalla
Abstract Scope Magnesium and its alloys have often been evaluated for their application as temporary orthopaedic implants owing to several salient advantages over other light metals (aluminium and titanium) such as high specific strength, natural availability, non-toxic nature, similar elastic modulus as that of bone amongst others. However, its limited corrosion resistance restricts its application in real-time biomedical applications. By alloying with biocompatible elements, high corrosion rate can be alleviated without inducing any apparent toxicity in the host both at the local and systemic level. In this study, a novel magnesium-based alloy is synthesized using disintegrated melt deposition and the effect of the secondary extrusion process on the mechanical and corrosion response is studied. Mechanical properties like microhardness and compression displayed excellent results owing to superior grain refinement post extrusion. Corrosion rates evaluated using simulated body fluid(HBSS) displayed promising results with delayed and uniform degradation profile. Strucutre-property correlations are analyzed.
Proceedings Inclusion? Planned: Supplemental Proceedings volume

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Advances in Zinc and its Alloys as Biodgradable Metals for Medical Applications
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B-11: Novel Method for Increasing Mechanical Properties of Biodegradable Zinc
B-12: Research on Zn-Ag-Mg Alloy as a Potential Biodegradable Implant Material
B-1: Bilayer Coated Magnesium Weaves as Degradable Bio-scaffolds
B-3: Deformation Localization of Zn-Cu-Mn-Mg Alloys Designed for Bioresorbable Medical Implants
B-4: Discovery of Alloying Elements and Processing Parameters that Impart Improved Biocompatibility of Zinc-based Medical Implants
B-6: Evaluation of Electrospinning Parameters for Fabrication of Biodegradable Drug Carrier Silk Fibers
B-8: Long Term Inflammatory Response to Zinc Materials in Murine Arteries
B-9: Mechanical and Wear Behaviour of Mg-Ca Alloys for Orthopaedic Implant Applications
Biocompatibility Study of Luminescent Hydroxyapatite
Biodegradable Magnesium Implants – From Alloy Development to In Vivo Testing
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Different Approaches to Achieving the Appropriate Biodegradability for the Fe-Mn Alloy
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Low Pressure and Atmospheric Plasma-based Surface Modifications for Biodegradable Materials and Implants
Microstructure and Biodegradation Behavior of Additively Manufactured Magnesium
Non Invasive Degradation Tracking of Mg Implants in Humans
Novel Zn-Fe Matrix Nanocomposite as Biodegradable Material
On Contributors to Fracture in Absorbable Metals
Proteins and Flow Conditions: How They Influence the Degradation of Mg
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