Collagen–bioceramic smart composites

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Bone regeneration remains one of the most challenging issues of today. 3D scaffolds that mimic native bone have been widely used in many implantable prostheses and play a critical role in improving human health. Inspired by the composition of the natural bone, a variety of collagen-based composites reinforced with different resorbable bioceramics have been developed. To mimic the natural bone, some requirements are imposed on the collagen–bioceramic composites. This chapter focuses on collagen-based composites, starting with the main biomaterials used to obtain the composites, and the methods used for obtaining the collagen–bioceramics-type composites. Different practical aspects related to the processing and characterization of some collagen-based composites that mimic bone tissue are revealed. Also, some characteristics that proved their properties and smart composite– drug delivery systems of the collagen–bioceramic-type composites are discussed.

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Antoniac, I. V., Albu, M. G., Antoniac, A., Rusu, L. C., & Ghica, M. V. (2016). Collagen–bioceramic smart composites. In Handbook of Bioceramics and Biocomposites (pp. 301–324). Springer International Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-12460-5_18

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