Late degradation tissue response to poly(L-lactide) bone plates and screws.
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W C de Bruijn | G. Boering | F. Rozema | R. Bos | F R Rozema | G Boering | R R Bos | J. Bergsma | W. C. Bruijn | J E Bergsma | W. D. de Bruijn | W. de Bruijn
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