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Nanodiamonds Can Reduce Pain in Joint Implants

JUN 12, 2012
Nanocoating safe in body, early study indicates.
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Nanodiamonds Can Reduce Pain in Joint Implants

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1. Nanotechnology- the development of tiny materials with dimensions measured in nanometers, or billionths of a meter.

2. Diamond - a carbon-based mineral that has a number of exceptional characteristics including extreme hardness.

3. Joint implant – an artificial joint usually made from metal as well as plastic in many cases that are used to replace the damaged natural joint. The hip and knee are the most commonly replaced joints in the body.

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