BIOMATERIALS IMPLANTS

This article extensively covers the application of polymer chemistry in medicine, in particular its role in the creation of biomaterials and implants. In modern medicine, polymer-based materials are widely used in surgery, orthopedics, dentistry, cardiology, and regenerative medicine. The article discusses in detail the biocompatibility of polymers, biodegradation processes, types of polymer implants, their physicochemical advantages, and future prospects. Using diagrams, the advantages of polymers, their mechanisms of adaptation in the body, and the sequence of their degradation are visually explained. At the end of the study, the importance of polymers used in medicine is summarized and the literature used is presented.