Assessment of an experimental bone wax polymer plus TGF-beta 1 implanted into calvarial defects.
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J. Schmitt | J. Hollinger | E. Gruskin | D. Buck | D. Buechter | W. Skalla | S. Bennett | C. Christoforou
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