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Abstract
Artificial implants in C5-C6 cervical spine were used to treat osteolytic lesions, typically a bone tumor. The condition was caused by Mycobacterium Tuberculosis inhaled into the lungs and getting spread to the spin. A Titanium cage was used for the purpose which involved solid osteoporotic fusions for fats post operative recovery. Titanium, tantalum, magnesium, and zinc are non-toxic elements used in making nanocrystalline biomedical alloys. The variation of TaN in TiAl caused elemental dissolution and re growth of many phases affecting the mechanical complexion of the alloy
