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Cornelia Prinz
Publications - 18
Citations - 317
Cornelia Prinz is an academic researcher. The author has contributed to research in topics: Coating & Layer (electronics). The author has an hindex of 6, co-authored 18 publications receiving 247 citations.
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A dual function of copper in designing regenerative implants
Ines Burghardt,Frank Lüthen,Cornelia Prinz,Bernd Kreikemeyer,Carmen Zietz,Hans-Georg Neumann,Joachim Rychly +6 more
TL;DR: T titanium implants that release copper ions can be effective against bacterial infections at higher concentrations of copper near the implant surface and can promote bone regeneration when its concentration becomes lower due to diffusion.
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Antimicrobial and bone-forming activity of a copper coated implant in a rabbit model.
TL;DR: It is concluded that the use of implants with a defined load of copper ions enables both prevention of bacterial infection and the stimulation of regenerative processes.
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In vivo evaluation of copper release and acute local tissue reactions after implantation of copper-coated titanium implants in rats.
Andreas Hoene,Cornelia Prinz,Uwe Walschus,Silke Lucke,Maciej Patrzyk,L. Wilhelm,Hans-Georg Neumann,Michael Schlosser +7 more
TL;DR: Ti-Cu samples possessed antibacterial effectiveness in vitro, released measurable Cu amounts in vivo and caused a moderately increased local inflammatory response, demonstrating anti-infective potential of Cu coatings.
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A Dual Role of Copper on the Surface of Bone Implants
Frank Lüthen,Claudia Bergemann,Ulrike Bulnheim,Cornelia Prinz,Hans Georg Neumann,Andreas Podbielski,Rainer Bader,Joachim Rychly +7 more
TL;DR: It is argued that at the implant surface a higher concentration of copper could prevent biofilm formation of bacteria and physiological concentrations in the vicinity of the implant would stimulate stem cell expansion.
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Method for producing an anti-infective coating on implants
TL;DR: In this article, an anti-infective coating method was proposed for implant made of titanium or composed of titanium, which combines the optimization of the mechanical properties achieved with the anodic oxidation type II with the optimisation of the antiinfective properties.