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Cranial mesh plate

Titanium’s excellent biocompatibility and lack of toxic side effects have led to its widespread use in medical applications. Consequently, titanium is better suited than other metallic materials for use as cranial mesh implants—a type of repair material. After treatment with TECO technology, a dense oxide layer forms on the surface of the titanium mesh. This oxide layer further enhances the biocompatibility of the titanium mesh, reduces the release of metal ions, and minimizes irritation and damage to surrounding tissues. Moreover, the “gyral” structure of the titanium mesh endows it with the unique ability to carry small-molecule drugs, greatly boosting its antibacterial properties once implanted in the human body. This also helps prevent inflammation, significantly reduces the risk of surgical failure, and further promotes osteocyte growth, tissue regeneration and repair, as well as enhanced antibacterial performance.

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