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11 April 2024 High crystalline hydroxyapatite coating for medical implants by droplets eliminated pulsed-laser deposition scheme
Hidehiko Yashiro, Masayuki Kakehata
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Abstract
Pulsed-laser deposition scheme (PLD) is one of feasible coating methods and we applied this method to hydroxyapatite coating on medical implants. Our previous study showed that ablated droplets disturbed to coat dense, high purity, and high crystallinity hydroxyapatite layer at low annealing temperature. Therefore, we applied “eclipse-type” PLD scheme, which could capture ablated droplets by an obstacle ball and only tiny particles as atoms, ions, and molecules were deposited on a substrate. Raman spectrum from the coating layer showed coating layer changed to crystal layer over 360 ℃, and as increase the annealing temperature crystallinity became better. The adhesion strength of the coating layer was also measured by a scratched test. As increasing of the annealing temperature, the adhesion also became strength stronger. We concluded this high-quality coating layer is suitable for medical implants coating.
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Hidehiko Yashiro and Masayuki Kakehata "High crystalline hydroxyapatite coating for medical implants by droplets eliminated pulsed-laser deposition scheme", Proc. SPIE PC12939, High-Power Laser Ablation VIII, PC129390H (11 April 2024); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.3012451
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KEYWORDS
Coating

Crystals

Annealing

Adhesion

Zirconium dioxide

Molecules

Sintering

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