Biomedical Ti-Mo alloys with surface machined and modified by laser beam: biomechanical, histological, and histometric analysis in rabbits.
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A. Piattelli | A. C. Guastaldi | G. Iezzi | V. Perrotti | F. Guastaldi | E. Hochuli-Vieira | N. Oliveira
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