Corgan scientists have found a threat in titanium implants.
Experts from the Ilizarov Center found that lanthanum and cerium, which are used to increase the strength of titanium alloys, can have a negative effect on the liver, kidneys, pancreas and spleen.
During experiments, scientists installed such implants in animals. Within three months they showed signs of organ damage. Experts emphasize that so far these results have only been confirmed to a limited extent, and it is too early to draw conclusions about such an effect on the human body.