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titleOfInvention Calcium phosphate/titanium dioxide nanorod array composite porous spraying layer on medical metal implanted body surface and preparation method thereof
abstract The invention discloses a calcium phosphate/titanium dioxide nanorod array composite porous spraying layer on a medical metal implanted body surface and a preparation method thereof. The composite spraying layer is a porous spraying layer which is compounded by calcium phosphate and titanium dioxide nanorod arrays deposited on a surface of the medical metal, the diameter of a titanium dioxide nanorod is 25-50nm, mean height is 1000-2000nm, the top end of the titanium dioxide nanorod is exposed on the surface of the spraying layer, and the exposing length is 10-100nm. Firstly a titanium dioxide nanorod array is grown on a surface of a medical metal substrate through hydration heat, and then calcium phosphate is deposited in the titanium dioxide nanorod array through electrochemical deposition to form a porous structure and expose the top end of the nanorod out. Heat treatment is carried out on the spraying layer to obtain /titanium dioxide and calcium phosphate porous spraying layer with big aperture size. The spraying layer can adjust surface water-wet behaviors and the aperture size, and can be widely used in a medical metal implanted body and other biomedical engineering fields.
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