BIOACTIVITY AND BIOCOMPATIBILITY OF SOL-GEL GLASSES CONTAINING CONSTANT CAO.Author:
MARTÍN BARRAL ANA ISABEL.
Year: 2004.
University:
COMPLUTENSE DE MADRID.
Place of defense: FACULTAD DE FARMACIA.
Place of preparation: FACULTAD DE FARMACIA.
Summary: In this paper have been obtained and characterized 3 glasses sol-gel with 25% in moles and CaO content SIO2 + P2O5: 75 +0; 72.5 + 2.5 and 70 +5, respectively. Has also been studied their behavior In vitro in a simulated body fluid, SBF.En glasses with phosphorus, this element binds to calcium forming small clusters crystal, which changes the properties of glass, both textual (specific surface increases and decreases the volume and pore diameter) and bioactivity in vitro (lower reactivity initial faster crystallization apatita). The bioactivity of the glass also has been evaluated in three additional protocols in vitro: SBF dynamic plasma inorganic carbonated simulated CSIP, and SBF enriched with albumin, SBF + alb.En dynamic layer obtained is thicker and the molar ratio Ca / P menor.En CSIP, crisalización of apatita accelerates but the layer is more delgada.En SBF + alb adsorption of albumin on the three glasses is almost instantaneous and difficulty crystallization of apathy. Crops have been conducted on rat osteoblast glasses before and after recubrirlos with a layer apatita.La biocompatibility of glass was good, increasing the phosphorus content, and very good of the glass coated apathy. Finally, there are hybrid orgánicos-inorgánicos adding PVAL the glass sol-gel.El PVAL facilitated obtaining monoliths, mientrasa that p2o5 difficult synthesis and reduced bioactividad.El increased PVAL and P2O5 increased degradation in vitro.En hybrids with further degradation was not formed apatita.Además, these hybrids can be used to obtain controlled porosity glass with the following thermal elimination of PVAL (Agent porógeno).