Use of a magnesium-based bone adhesive for flexor tendon-to-bone healing.
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Matthew J Silva | Stavros Thomopoulos | Matthew J. Silva | Rosalina Das | R. Gelberman | S. Thomopoulos | H. M. Kim | Richard H Gelberman | Necat Havlioglu | H Mike Kim | Emmanouil Zampiakis | N. Havlioglu | R. Das | E. Zampiakis
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