Abstract
A method for producing porous ceramic biocompatible with living tissues owing to the introduction of calcium phosphates in the interior of the ceramic was developed on the basis of zirconium, titanium, and aluminum oxides. A bioactive coating is formed directly during the fabrication of the sample. The resulting two-phase ceramic is characterized by developed microrelief. The samples meet the mechanical requirements of implants to be used as bone tissue replacements.
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