Direct 3D powder printing of biphasic calcium phosphate scaffolds for substitution of complex bone defects
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Miguel Castilho | Inês Pires | Jürgen Groll | Uwe Gbureck | Elke Vorndran | Jörg Teßmar | J. Groll | C. Moseke | I. Pires | A. Ewald | J. Teßmar | Claus Moseke | Andrea Ewald | E. Vorndran | U. Gbureck | M. Castilho
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