FIELD: medicine.
SUBSTANCE: invention belongs to medicine and biotechnology, notably to manufacture methods of bone implant materials. Method includes dry mix preparation, moulding and burning. Dry mix includes calcium phosphate powder and pore-formative addition. Synthesised by coprecipitation from soluble salts of calcium and soluble phosphates, calcium phosphate must have mole ratio Ca/P between 1.0-1.5; as pore-formative addition is used alkali metal acetate, mixed within dry mix preparation with alkali metal hydroxide in ratio acetate/ hydroxide between 75/25-95-5; 6-10 wt % of alkali metal acetate and hydroxide mix is added to calcium phosphate, burning is performed at 1050-1150 °C.
EFFECT: invention provides calcium phosphate-based porous material manufacture without glass-powder addition, demanding previous labour-intensive preparation and forming in material amorphous phase resistant to biodegradation.
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Dates
2010-06-20—Published
2008-04-11—Filed