Operating at Nanoscale Where the ”Rules” are Different
At Implant Surfaces,
we have consistently pursued the development of novel solutions for difficult problems in the medical device industry. The most challenging problems arise from the interaction between the device surface material and the body. To meet these challenges, we integrate the physics, microbiology, protein chemistry, and immunochemistry of the device surface at the nanoscale to correct mismatches and bridge any biocompatibility gaps it may have with the body. This revolutionary multidisciplinary materials engineering approach at a quantum level has enabled us to create implant surfaces that at various times have been considered impossible.
We proudly present some of our Impossible Surfaces.
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We provide a unique, higher-energy form of silver oxide that enables full control of antimicrobial elution rates and duration while allowing tissue healing.
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Color, color, color everywhere you couldn’t use it before! We finally bring biocompatible ceramic colors to any metal device or most polymers. Dynamic colors for stainless, aluminum, Cobalt-chrome, alloys, NiTi, PEEK, and PEKK using colors once only available for anodizing titanium!
Revolutionary color for any implant
UNDER REVIEW - LAUNCH TARGET LATE 2024
Revolutionary color for any implant
1. Reprinted from Spine J_18_(2018)_ Walsh B et al, The in vivo response to a novel Ti coating compared with PEEK- evaluation of the periphery and inner surfaces of an implant, p1237, © 2018, with permission from Elsevier. (Note: NanoMetalene® referenced in paper is SeaSpine’s brand name for IntimateBond™ Osteoblast.)