PARAMETERS OPTIMIZATION FOR ARTIFICIAL BONE FORMING BY USING DESIGN OF EXPERIMENT TECHNIQUE.

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สุชานัน ทวีเกษมสมบัติ
คมกฤต เล็กสกุล

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This research aims to evaluate the suitable condition on artificial bone production using hydroxyapatite - carboxymethyl cellulose – poly (methyl methacrylate) composite by design of experiment technique. The methods were carried out by casting forming technique using bovine bone as composite polymer. The ratio of hydroxyapatite - carboxymethyl cellulose – poly (methyl methacrylate) composite were studied by tensile strength analysis. The result generated the compact bone substitute materials which have the mechanical properties similar to human bone as well as biocompatible qualification. The use of hydroxyapatite composition is the next step of artificial bone for human body creation in the future.

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