Abstract
Promoting bone repair and regeneration in bone fractures by local delivery of growth factors possessing osteoinductive activity has been extensively investigated with significant advancements. Meth...
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Promoting bone repair and regeneration in bone fractures by local delivery of growth factors possessing osteoinductive activity has been extensively investigated with significant advancements
The combination of delivery of osteopromotive molecules locally and systemically to enhance bone regeneration has been reported with limited success
Summary
Terms of use This work is brought to you by the University of Southern Denmark. Unless otherwise specified it has been shared according to the terms for self-archiving. Methods such as a combination of biomaterial-based scaffold and local bone active molecule delivery has been used (Raina et al 2019b).
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