Titania-Containing Bone Cement Shows Excellent Osteoconductivity in A Synovial Fluid Environment and Bone-Bonding Strength in Osteoporosis
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S. Matsuda | K. Goto | Y. Kuroda | Yaichiro Okuzu | T. Kawai | T. Kawata | M. Imamura
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