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- Cochlear implantation – diagnosis, indications, and auditory rehabilitation results
  October 8, 2020Early and reliable diagnosis is crucial for the successful rehabilitation of profound hearing disorders. For children, the (obligatory) newborn hearing screening plays a key role, so that a CI (cochlear implantation) fitting should take place within the first year of life. 86% of children fitted with a CI achieve speech comprehension for common sentences. In adults, the motivation of the affected persons to avoid the occurrence of hearing loss after language acquisition (postlingual) and a short duration of deafness are favorable prognostic factors. The hearing rehabilitation particularly for elderly patients is not only associated with a significant improvement in hearing and speech comprehension, but also with a significant increase in quality of life. In the case of bilateral hearing loss, bilateral CI treatment should be the preferred option regardless of age. Technical implant defects, dizziness and wound healing disorders are the most common causes of hearing loss, ranging from 2-4 complications of the intervention. Conclusion: Cochlear implantation is a safe and reliable procedure in specialized centers and regularly enables successful hearing rehabilitation in children and adults. Author(s) Source Dazert S, Thomas JP, Loth A, Zahnert T, Stöver T Dtsch Arztebl Int 2020; 17: 690-00; DOI: 10.3238/arztebl.2020.0690 (german) This is a post of a scientific or business information. The information given here is checked thoroughly by “Implant-Register”. However we can´t be responsible for the content. Contact the publisher, if you have questions. You may inform us about changes of the information to improve the Register. Comments: n/alet us know... Read more...
- Controlled release of soy isoflavones from multifunctional 3D printed bone tissue engineering scaffolds
  September 15, 2020Recent challenges in post-surgical bone tumor management have elucidated the need for a multifunctional scaffold, which can be used for residual tumor-cell suppression, defect repair, and simultaneous bone regeneration. In this perspective, 3D printing allows to create a wide variety of patient-specific implant with complex porous architecture and compatible mechanical strength to that of cancellous bone. Here, a multifunctional bone graft substitute is designed by incorporating the three primary soy isoflavones: genistein, daidzein, and glycitein onto a 3D printed (3DP) tricalcium phosphate (TCP) scaffolds with designed pores, endowing them with in vitro chemopreventive, bone-cell proliferating and immune-modulatory potential. Statement of Significance Designed multimodal porosity of 3D printed TCP scaffold allows a controlled and sustained release of soy isoflavones, genistein, daidzein and glycitein in both physiological and acidic pH. Presence of genistein shows 90% reduction in vitro bone cancer cell viability and proliferation. Meanwhile, controlled release of genistein, daidzein, and glycitein from 3DP TCP scaffolds demonstrate improved osteoblast cell proliferation, viability, and differentiation in static and dynamic flow-perfusion bioreactor. Furthermore, H&E staining at 24 h post-surgical specimens from rat distal femur model shows neutrophil recruitment at the surgery site is significantly decreased, suggesting the anti-inflammatory property of soy isoflavones. This work provides deeper understanding on the design of a multifunctional 3D printed patient-specific scaffold with enhanced in vitro chemopreventive, osteogenic and in vivo anti-inflammatory ability. Author(s) Source Sarkar N, Bose S Acta Biomaterialia, Volume 114, 15 September 2020, Pages 407-420, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.actbio.2020.07.006 This is a post of a scientific or business information. The information given here is checked thoroughly by “Implant-Register”. However we can´t be responsible for the content. Contact the publisher, if you have questions. You may inform us about changes of the information to improve the Register. Comments: n/alet us know... Read more...

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- Patent™ Implant
  May 2, 2020BRIEF PROFILE reg.: n/aregister now⇒ profile ⇒ full 01 application implant, compensation of dental root 02 specific transgingival height, hydrophilic surface, glassfiber post and core 03 company Zircon Medical AG 04 illustration n/a n/a implant topview surface X-ray 05 material ceramic 06 approvals X CE-Marking n/a FDA-Approval n/a ISO n/a DIN 07 regional directions n/a 08 last update 2020-05-02 not registered / this page is not approved by the provider “Brief Profile” shows a nonregistered implant. Information given here are checked thoroughly by “Implant-Register”. Illustrations refer to the company, if not shown differently. However we can not guarantee for any material or properties. Ask the manufacturer for such questions and give us the information to improve the Register. If there are pictures like logos or implants, they are taken from the companies website. The publishing company may inform us to hide them. No comments yet.... Read more...

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- Baoji Yixin Metals (Yixin Titanium)
  October 17, 2020reg.: n/aregister now IMPLANTS CHINA product group supply products titanium contact n/a This is a post of a nonregistered company. Information given here is checked thoroughly by “Implant-Register”. However we can not guarantee for any material, property or completeness. Ask the company for such questions and give us the information to improve the Register. If there are pictures like logos or implants, they may be taken from the companies website. The publishing company may inform us to improve or hide them.... Read more...

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