Inflammatory phase of bone healing initiates the regenerative healing cascade
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Georg N. Duda | Carsten Perka | Hanna Schell | Frank Buttgereit | Jasmin Lienau | Katharina Schmidt-Bleek | Hans-Dieter Volk | G. Duda | H. Volk | P. Hoff | K. Schmidt-Bleek | C. Perka | F. Buttgereit | H. Schell | J. Lienau | Paula Hoff | Norma Schulz | Norma Schulz | H. Volk
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