Author(s)

Amir M. Elliott

Affiliation(s)

Energy and Transportation Sciences Division, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USA.

Corresponding Author

Amir M. Elliott

ABSTRACT

Magnesium-based metal materials have good mechanical properties, mechanical properties and biocompatibility. They are an attractive degradable biomaterial and show good application prospects in the field of hard tissue implant materials. However, its degradation rate is too fast during the degradation process, accompanied by a decrease in strength, which inhibits its application in many biomedical fields. This article analyzes and summarizes relevant reports this year, and summarizes the properties and new research progress of magnesium-based bone implant materials.

KEYWORDS

Magnesium-based metal; Implant material; Degradation performance; Medical application

CITE THIS PAPER

Amir M. Elliott. Magnesium fund plays a role in medical implant materials. World Journal of Materials Science. 2024, 2(1): 21-23. DOI: 10.61784/wjms240169.

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