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The BRI.SCREW project develops biodegradable magnesium-based implants for bone fractures, eliminating the need for surgical removal. These implants promote healing and reduce complications associated with traditional metal implants, ultimately lowering healthcare costs and risks for patients.
In the EU, 20 % of all hospital treated injuries are bone fractures.
If surgical treatment of bone fractures is necessary, it is currently performed with standard metal implants.
Conventional gold-standard titanium or steel implants are too stiff, have adverse effects on the patient (feeling of pain during temperature changes) and lead to stress-shielding.
Their usage is associated to the risk of infections and bone loss.
Often a secondary surgery for removal is needed which is associated with a…
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