Evaluation of the biological tolerability of the starch-based medical device 4DryField® PH in vitro and in vivo a rat model
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A. Lavrentieva | H. Kreipe | J. Klempnauer | M. Winny | Franziska Sambale | L. Maegel | D. Poehnert | Mahmoud Abbas
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