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Orthopaedic implants are used both to help repair bone fractures and as replacements for articulating surfaces of damaged joints. Bone screws are the most common way to secure the plates or implants to the surrounding bone and are generally made of medical grade metals whilst orthopaedic implants may be manufactured from metals or PEEK (polyether ether ketone).
In this application note, we only consider those made from metal such as titanium alloys or surgical grade stainless steel.
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