Toward stronger robocast calcium phosphate scaffolds for bone tissue engineering: A mini-review and meta-analysis
Among different treatments of critical-sized bone defects, bone tissue engineering (BTE) is a fast-developing strategy centering around the fabrication of scaffolds that can stimulate tissue regeneration and provide mechanical support at the same time. This area has seen an extensive application of...
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