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Progress on Medical Implant: A Review and Prospects

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Medical implant from different materials such as metals, ceramics, polymers and composites have gained a lot of research attraction due to wide applications in medical industry for treatment, surgical operations and preparing artificial body parts. In this work, we highlight a comprehensive review of medical implant mechanism, various types of implant materials, factors affecting the performance of implant and different characterization techniques. This review provides an overall summary of the state-of-the-art progress on various interesting and promising material-based medical implant. Finally, few new prospects are explained from the established theoretical and experimental results for real-life applications. This study is expected to promote extended interest of scientists and engineers in recent trend of modern biomaterials based medical implant.

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