Implantation of Octacalcium Phosphate (OCP) in Rat Skull Defects Enhances Bone Repair
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Katsutoshi Motegi | Shinji Kamakura | Osamu Suzuki | O. Suzuki | Y. Sasano | K. Motegi | S. Kamakura | Y. Sasano | H. Homma | Manabu Kagayama | M. Kagayama | H. Homma | M. Kagayama
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