Inion Webinar: Erik Vedel - History of Bioactive Glass скачать в хорошем качестве

Inion Webinar: Erik Vedel - History of Bioactive Glass

Mr. Erik Vedel (PhD) presents the history and development of bioactive glass in this webinar. He also introduces the properties and chemistry of bioactive glass and its use in medical applications. Mr. Erik Vedel works as a Principle Scientist on Glass Technology at Arctic Biomaterials Oy, Finland. He has an extremely comprehensive background and knowledge of glass technologies through his work experience and education. 00:00 - Intro 00:25 - Biography (Erik Vedel) 03:16 - Presentation Overview 03:27 - Three Main Categories of Biomaterials 04:16 - What is special about biomaterials? 06:00 - Characteristics of Glass 06:52 - Raw Materials for Glasses 08:22 - Structure of Glass 10:22 - Bioactive Glasses 11:03 - History of Bioactive Glasses Abroad and in Finland 15:37 - Reaction Kinetic of Bioglasses (by Hench) 16:42 - Bioactive Glass 17:38 - First Generation's Bioactive Glasses 18:23 - First Generation's Bioactive Glasses: Bioactive Glass in Vitro 19:43 - First Generation's Bioactive Glasses: Bioactive Glass in Vivo 21:27 - First Generation's Bioactive Glasses: Bioactive Glass Plate to Replace Orbital Floor 22:35 - First Generation's Bioactive Glasses: Clinical Applications 23:22 - Tailor-made Bioactive Glasses (Hench triangle) 24:02 - Changing Bioactivity 26:22 - Second Generation's Bioactive Glasses 27:17 - Second Generation's Bioactive Glasses: Porous Bioactive Glass Implant 28:21 - The Future of Bioglass 32:02 - Thank you! 32:46 - Outro This webinar was the fourth Inion Polku Webinar of 2022, and we will continue our educational webinar series next year. See you again in 2023! You can find out more about the previous webinars on our webpage: https://www.inion.com/education/webin... Disclaimer: Please note that the contents of the videos are for informational purposes only. Viewers are encouraged to confirm the information presented in the video from official Instructions for Use (IFUs).