Abstract
Background: Corrosion control of magnesium for biomedical applications can be achieved by two means: deposition of protective coatings that isolate the surface from aggressive human body environment, and alloying the base metal with biocompatible elements that stabilize the surface against deterioration. Keywords: Biomedical implants, coatings, corrosion, deposition methods, magnesium alloys, osteosynthetic fixation devices, stents.
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