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3D-Printed Alginate Scaffolds Incorporated With Synergistic Strontium/Magnesium - Doped Bioglass Nanoparticles for Bone Regeneration: An In Vivo Evaluation in Rabbit Cranial Defects
Nonunion fractures remain a major orthopedic challenge, highlighting the need for improved bone tissue engineering (BTE) strategies. This study hypothesized that incorporating Sr/Mg-doped 58S bioglass nanoparticles into 3D-printed alginate (Alg) scaffolds would improve their physicochemical, mechani
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