Cuerpo de cerámica monolítico con una zona marginal a base de óxido mixto y una superficie metálica, método o procedimiento de fabricación y utilización

摘要

The monolithic ceramic body comprises a mixed-oxide marginal region, which comprises an oxide of a first metal and an oxide of a further metal having a high affinity for oxygen, a metallic surface, layers made of further metals, and biocompatible and/or bioactive coatings. The metallic surface comprises the further metal on the marginal region. The mixed-oxide marginal region comprises a continuous concentration gradient of the first metal, starting from 100% in the core down to 0% in the transitional region to the metallic surface of the ceramic body, based on the total metal content. The monolithic ceramic body comprises a mixed-oxide marginal region, which comprises an oxide of a first metal and an oxide of a further metal having a high affinity for oxygen, a metallic surface, layers made of further metals, and biocompatible and/or bioactive coatings. The metallic surface comprises the further metal on the marginal region. The mixed-oxide marginal region comprises: a continuous concentration gradient of the first metal, starting from 100% in the core down to 0% in the transitional region to the metallic surface of the ceramic body, based on the total metal content; and a continuous concentration gradient of the further metal, starting from 0% in the core up to 100% in the transitional region to the metallic surface of the ceramic body, based on the total metal content. The oxygen concentration in the mixed-oxide marginal region remains constant, and the monolithic structure of the ceramic body has no phase boundaries. The further metal is biocompatible. A marginal zone of the ceramic body comprises the mixed oxide-marginal region, and the metallic surface on the marginal region exhibits a thickness of 0.05-140 mu m. An independent claim is included for a method of producing a ceramic body with a mixed oxide-marginal region.