论文信息 - Crevice corrosion in orthopedic implant metals.

Crevice corrosion in orthopedic implant metals.

Studies of orthopedic implant alloys in crevice configuration suggest that cobalt-chromium alloys such as Haynes-Stellite 25 are the best choice for multicomponent implants. It is also shown that severe crevice attack may result from use of mixed metals.

R. Staehle | D. Levine

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