Why are carbon nanotubes used for orthopedic implants?

Why are carbon nanotubes used for orthopedic implants? Correct Answer Improve the lifespan of the implants

The use of carbon nanotubes in orthopedic implants can increase their lifespan. These nanotubes resemble collagen fibres of bone tissues in properties and morphology. This helps better blood regeneration and adherence to the implant. This brings greater stability in the implant.
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