CN104404298A - Heart stent use alloy material free of ion precipitation - Google Patents

Heart stent use alloy material free of ion precipitation Download PDF

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CN104404298A
CN104404298A CN201410610979.4A CN201410610979A CN104404298A CN 104404298 A CN104404298 A CN 104404298A CN 201410610979 A CN201410610979 A CN 201410610979A CN 104404298 A CN104404298 A CN 104404298A
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邓义增
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The invention discloses a heart stent use alloy material free of ion precipitation, and the heart stent use alloy material comprises the following components by weight: 100 parts of titanium, 30-40 parts of ruthenium, 15-23 parts of germanium, 10-17 parts of niobium, 5-9 parts of palladium and 1-4 parts of molybdenum. The heart stent use alloy material free of ion precipitation is more stable in lattice structure, suitable for the human environment, and free of ion precipitation.

Description

A kind of cardiac stent alloy material without elemental release
Technical field
The present invention relates to a kind of alloy material.
Background technology
Every 1,000,000 people just have one to cause allergy because of metal in the world.Once occur irritated, contact red swelling of the skin around, itch can be caused, drop down the performance of the contact dermatitis such as yellow water.Once there is metal allergy dermatitis, the most basic and effective way is isolated allergen.
Cardiac stent a kind ofly needs to get involved for a long time in heart and have the medical instruments of the physiology mechanical function meeting heartbeat, has vital object for heart operation and stable disease in the future.But a lot of alloy bracket, under the effect due to environment such as long-time electrostatic in vivo, has metal ion and separates out, affect the mechanical property of support, also can bring very large harm to health, even occur life danger.
Summary of the invention
The technical problem to be solved in the present invention overcomes existing defect, provides a kind of cardiac stent alloy material with antianaphylaxis function.
Object of the present invention carrys out specific implementation by the following technical programs:
Without a cardiac stent alloy material for elemental release, each element by weight, titanium 100 parts, ruthenium 30-40 part, germanium 15-23 part, niobium 10-17 part, palladium 5-9 part, molybdenum 1-4 part.
Preferably, the above-mentioned cardiac stent alloy material without elemental release, each element by weight, titanium 100 parts, ruthenium 34 parts, 17 parts, germanium, niobium 15 parts, palladium 5.5 parts, molybdenum 2 parts.
Beneficial effect of the present invention:
Cardiac stent alloy material without elemental release provided by the present invention, crystalline network is more stable, is adapted to the environment of human body, there will not be the precipitation problem of ion.
Embodiment
Below the preferred embodiments of the present invention are described, should be appreciated that preferred embodiment described herein is only for instruction and explanation of the present invention, is not intended to limit the present invention.
embodiment 1:
Without a cardiac stent alloy material for elemental release, each element by weight, titanium 100 parts, ruthenium 34 parts, 17 parts, germanium, niobium 15 parts, palladium 5.5 parts, molybdenum 2 parts.
embodiment 2:
Without a cardiac stent alloy material for elemental release, each element by weight, titanium 100 parts, ruthenium 30 parts, 23 parts, germanium, niobium 10 parts, palladium 9 parts, molybdenum 1 part.
embodiment 3:
Without a cardiac stent alloy material for elemental release, each element by weight, titanium 100 parts, ruthenium 40 parts, 15 parts, germanium, niobium 17 parts, palladium 5 parts, molybdenum 4 parts.
The foregoing is only the preferred embodiments of the present invention, be not limited to the present invention, although with reference to previous embodiment to invention has been detailed description, for a person skilled in the art, it still can be modified to the technical scheme described in foregoing embodiments, or carries out equivalent replacement to wherein portion of techniques feature.Within the spirit and principles in the present invention all, any amendment done, equivalent replacement, improvement etc., all should be included within protection scope of the present invention.

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1., without a cardiac stent alloy material for elemental release, it is characterized in that: each element by weight, titanium 100 parts, ruthenium 30-40 part, germanium 15-23 part, niobium 10-17 part, palladium 5-9 part, molybdenum 1-4 part.
2. the cardiac stent alloy material without elemental release according to claim 1, is characterized in that: each element by weight, titanium 100 parts, ruthenium 34 parts, 17 parts, germanium, niobium 15 parts, palladium 5.5 parts, molybdenum 2 parts.
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