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Decreased Bacteria Activity on Si3N4 Surfaces Compared with PEEK or Titanium

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Category: Publications, Antipathogenic

Author(s): D.J. Gorth, S. Puckett, B. Ercan, T.J. Webster, M. Rahaman, and B.S. Bal

A significant need exists for orthopedic implants that can intrinsically resist bacterial colonization. In this study, three biomaterials that are used in spinal implants…Read More

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