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Biocompatible cemented carbide articles and methods of making the same

InactiveUS20070082229A1Eliminate and minimize toxic effectReduce concentrationSurgeryJewelleryBiocompatibility TestingAlloy
This invention relates to cemented carbide articles that are characterized by substantially improved biocompatibility with human skin, tissue, organs, etc., compared with articles made from conventional cemented carbides. The essential feature of these improved biocompatible cemented carbide articles is a binder-depleted zone at and near the exposed surfaces of the articles. By depleting the binder (which mainly consists of Co and / or Ni, as well as their alloys) at and near the surface, the toxic effects of Co and Ni (known carcinogens), as well as the allergic reactions that these metals can cause when in contact with human skin, are eliminated. By depleting the binder only at and near the surface, the bulk properties of the cemented carbide article are not compromised or altered in any manner. Applications of these binder-depleted cemented carbides could include articles that human skin may experience prolonged exposure to, for example, jewelry articles such as rings, bracelets, bangles, chains, necklaces, pendants, watches, watch cases, watch straps, etc. In addition, the cemented carbides of this invention may be used in applications where the article comes directly in contact with human skin, tissue, organs, etc. such as surgical and other medical instruments, razor blades, etc. Also, other applications could include knives, tools, dies, and other wear components that are used to process and handle, and hence, come into direct contact with materials meant for human consumption and / or ingestion. Examples of such materials include foodstuffs and pharmaceuticals.
Owner:MIRCHANDANI RAJINI P +1

System for monitoring intraocular pressure

The invention discloses a system for monitoring intraocular pressure. The system comprises a wireless pressure sensor and a portable signal receiving processor, wherein the wireless pressure sensor is implanted below the conjunctiva of limbus cornea and is directly contacted with an episcleral tissue; the pressure sensor comprises a flexible microelectrode array and a signal processing and transmitting unit; the flexible microelectrode array is used for sensing the impedance change of the surface of the episcleral tissue; the signal processing and transmitting unit is used for converting the impedance change into a voltage signal and processing and sending out the voltage signal; and the signal receiving processor is used for receiving the signal and analyzing and fitting the signal to acquire a numerical value of the intraocular pressure and storing and displaying the numerical value. The system for monitoring the intraocular pressure can automatically and continuously monitor the intraocular pressure of a patient for 24 hours without influencing the normal physical activity of the patient so as to provide sufficient and accurate data for clinical diagnosis and therapy. Furthermore, the pressure sensor is directly contacted with the episcleral tissue so as to avoid injury, infection, anoxia and the like of cornea when the pressure sensor is contacted with a corneal tissue for a long time.
Owner:PEOPLES HOSPITAL PEKING UNIV
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