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Characterization of Sputter-Deposited Iridium Oxide Coatings for Medical Implants
Sputter-Deposited Iridium Oxide Coatings- Why is IrOx interesting?
- How can IrOx coatings be made?
- Our own sputtering tests.
- Characterization of the coatings.
Characterization of Sputter-Deposited Iridium Oxide Coatings for Medical Implants T. Loose, M. Frericks, T. Giesel, G. Herklotz
W.C. Heraeus GmbH & Co. KG, Hanau, Germany International Symposium on Iridium
2000 TMS Annual Meeting
Nashville, Tennessee 12 - 16 March 2000
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Electrochemical properties and application stability of coatings for cardiac pacing and neuromodulation devices
Coatings have to be optimized in order to enhance the electrode tissue interface properties for cardiac pacing and neuromodulation devices. During the course of this study, various metallic and ceramic coatings, which can be used in these applications, were deposited and the influence of material, thickness and surface morphology on impedance characteristics and application stability was investigated by electrochemical impedance spectroscopy and cyclic voltametry.
Electrochemical properties and application stability of coatings for cardiac pacing and neuromodulation devicesH. Specht, F. Krüger, O. Keitel, M. Frericks
W. C. Heraeus GmbH, Hanau, Germany
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Electrochemical properties and stability of PVD coatings for the application in cardiac and neurological stimulation
An overview about the opportunities to apply PVD coatings with different morphologies on implants will be given. Using magnetron sputtering technology single and multiple layers of metals, alloys, composites and ceramics can be deposited. Stimulation electrodes for example are coated to optimise the impedance properties of the electrode tissue interface for cardiac and neurological stimulation.
Electrochemical properties and stability of PVD coatings for the application in cardiac and neurological stimulationH. Specht, F. Krüger, H. J. Wachter, O. Keitel, C. Leitold, M. Frericks
W. C. Heraeus GmbH, Hanau, Germany
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Heraeus Medical Components Broschüre
Heraeus Medical Components Broschüre
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ISO 13485: 2003, Heraeus Medical Components
Zertifikat Nr. FM 86244 Standort: St. Paul, Minnesota, USA
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ISO 13485:2003, Heraeus Materials, S.A.
Certificate CH06/0057 Standort: Schweiz
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ISO 13485:2003, Heraeus Medical Components Caribe
Zertifikat Nr.: FM 76401 Standort: Puerto Rico
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ISO 13485:2003, Heraeus Precious Metals, Medical Components Division
Zertifikat: Q2N 12 05 79308 001 Standort: Deutschland
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ISO 14001:2004, Heraeus Precious Metals, Medical Components Division
Zertifikat Nr. 12 104 39062 TMS Standort: Deutschland
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Radioactive 192Ir Gamma-Sources Made from Enriched 191Ir
- Advantages of 191Ir enrichment
- The enrichment process
- Powder consolidation and processing
- Irradation properties
- Medical applications
Radioactive 192Ir Gamma-Sources Made from Enriched 191Ir W. Borneman, Mallinckrodt Medical B.V., Petten, Netherlands
M. Frericks, D. F. Lupton, W. C. Heraeus GmbH & Co. KG, Hanau, Germany
H. Rakhorst, Urenco Nederland B.V., Almelo, Netherlands International Symposium on Iridium
2000 TMS Annual Meeting
Nashville, Tennessee 12 - 16 March 2000
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Sicherheitsdatenblatt Beryllium
Seite: 1/6 Sicherheitsdatenblatt gemäß 1907/2006/EG, Artikel 31 · Handelsname: Beryllium · CAS-Nummer: 7440-41-7 · EINECS-Nummer: 231-150-7 · Indexnummer: 004-001-00-7 · Relevante identifizierte Verwendungen des Stoffs oder Gemischs und Verwendungen, von denen abgeraten wird · Verwendung des Stoffes / des Gemisches Halbfabrikat
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Structural properties of PVD coatings on implants and their influence on stimulation performance in pacing applications
An overview about the opportunities to apply PVD coatings with different morphologies on implants will be given. Using magnetron sputtering technology single and multiple layers of metals, alloys, composites and ceramics can be deposited. These coatings can improve biocompatibility or wear resistance and serve as an electrical insulation or diffusion barrier.
Structural properties of PVD coatings on implants and their influence on stimulation performance in pacing applicationsH. Specht, F. Krüger, H. J. Wachter, O. Keitel, C. Leitold, M. Frericks
W. C. Heraeus GmbH & Co. KG, Hanau, Germany
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