Biocompatible Non-Degradable Polymers

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Does anyone know of any polymers that are compatible/approved for use inside the body that don't degrade? I can find lots of information of biodegradable polymers, but my project involves ones that don't degrade, or if they do - very little. Thanks!
 
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