Biocompatibility

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A measure of how a biomaterial interacts in the body with the surrounding cells, tissues and other factors. Abiomaterial is considered to have good biocompatibility if it does not generate a vigorous immune response, resists build-up of proteins and other substances on its surface that would hinder its function, and is resistant to infection.

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