Abstract
The possibility of import substitution by using Russian precision alloys developed at Bardin Central Research Institute of Ferrous Metallurgy in medical applications is considered. In many cases, Russian products outperform their imported counterparts. In practice, import substitution will call for close cooperation of Russian producers of medical equipment with the developers and manufacturers of high-quality metals.
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