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Injectable bone substitutes
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... non-load-bearing bone defects or defects sufficiently stabilized by suitable measures
... syringe granules (for spongy bone grafts). Remodeling occurs on average in 4-6 months for spongy bone grafts and 8-12 months for cortical and corticocancellous bone grafts. ...
... craniofacial skeleton.
Short description
An easily
injectable, self-setting calcium phosphate
bone
substitute that hardens to hydroxyapatite and remodels to natural
bone.
Features ...
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