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Surface Topography of Silicon Nitride Affects Antimicrobial and Osseosintegrative Properties of Tibial Implants in a Murine Model

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Category: Publications, Antipathogenic

Author(s): M. Ishikawa, K.L.D.M. Bentley, B.J. McEntire, B.S. Bal, E.M. Schwarz, C. Xie, and E. Avenue

While silicon nitride (Si3N4) is an antimicrobial and osseointegrative orthopaedic biomaterial, the contribution of surface topography…Read More

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