Performance of laser sintered Ti–6Al–4V implants with bone-inspired porosity and micro/nanoscale surface roughness in the rabbit femur
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Kaan Sahingur | Barbara D Boyan | B. Boyan | Z. Schwartz | A. Cheng | R. M. Clohessy | Zvi Schwartz | D. Cohen | Alice Cheng | David J Cohen | Ryan M Clohessy | Louis B Hopkins | Kaan Sahingur | L. B. Hopkins
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