Guided tissue regeneration: porcine matrix does not transmit PERV.
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Serghei Cebotari | Axel Haverich | Thorsten Walles | Matthias Wilhelmi | Heike Mertsching | H. Mertsching | T. Walles | R. Leyh | A. Haverich | A. Schmiedl | K. Kallenbach | Klaus Kallenbach | Rainer G Leyh | Elena Lefik | Andreas Schmiedl | S. Cebotari | M. Wilhelmi | E. Lefik
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