FIELD: medicine.
SUBSTANCE: invention refers to porous microsphere granules with the adjusted particle size for bone tissue regeneration. The above microspheres have a size within the range of 1-1000 mcm, have through pores of the size of 1-100 mcm and total porosity 40-75%. The declared microsphere granules are prepared by granulation by electrospinning, and heat-treated. A mixture used to form the granules by electrospinning contains a mixture of magnesium orthophosphate and biological hydroxyapatite of bovine demineralised bones in ratio 0.5:1.0, as well as 1-3% sodium alginate in distilled water and a hardener representing saturated calcium chloride.
EFFECT: invention provides preparing the microsphere granules possessing biocompatibility, biodegradation, osteoinduction and osteoconduction properties and able to be substituted by the bone tissue.
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Dates
2013-11-10—Published
2012-10-10—Filed