Abstract: A medical marker is provided that will remain at a predetermined site in a patient's body. The medical marker includes a helical body obtained by making a linear body in a helical shape. When the helical body is viewed from an axial direction of the helical body, a winding shape of a unit winding constituting one winding of the helical body is a non-perfect circle, and a plurality of the unit windings contiguously aligned in the axial direction overlap at a terminal end part of one of the adjacent unit windings and a start end part of the other of the adjacent unit windings. As a result, there is a phase difference in the winding shape by an amount of overlap.

Abstract: A medical member of the present invention includes a knitted body knitted with a linear member formed in a linear shape, at least a part of the knitted body is constituted of an alloy containing titanium, tantalum, and tin, and the alloy is constituted of 15 at % to 27 at % of tantalum and 1 at % to 8 at % of tin, where the total is 100 at %, with remainder being titanium and unavoidable impurities. The knitted body is formed in a sheet shape by plain weaving, twilled weaving, plain dutch weaving, twilled dutch weaving, or stockinette stitch. Thus, there can be provided a medical member capable of dispersing a load applied to a treating site of a soft tissue.

Abstract: A method for manufacturing a shaft member having a sintered part bonded thereto is simple and provides an increased process yield and a high accuracy in position and angle of the sintered part. A green compact is prepared by subjecting a metal or alloy powder to a compression molding. A projection formed on an outer peripheral surface of the shaft member is embedded into the green compact, while chipping partially the green compact with the projection, to combine the green compact with the shaft member. Then, a sintering is carried out.