Redesign of conventional orthopaedic implants to incorporate magnesium-based components. This design keeps the mechanical stability of conventional implants while having the biological benefits of magnesium that would stimulate and facilitate bone healing and tissue regeneration.
Innovative Mg-based hybrid locking screw system with locking plate for fracture fixation. This system can enhance the healing of fracture with the biodegradable Mg-based hybrid locking screw while minimizes the chance of bone refracturing during implant removal.
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