The processing and characterization of animal-derived bone to yield materials with biomedical applications. Part III: material and mechanical properties of fresh and processed bovine cancellous bone
Abstract Conversion of bovine cancellous bone to a useful biomedical xenograft material involves several processing steps which include boiling, defatting and deproteination (i.e. bleaching). This study has shown how these processes can influence cancellous bone modulus and strength. It was found th...
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