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Fractured foundations: moving a step closer to understanding and treating traumatic bone injuries
Traumatic bone injuries caused by ballistic or blast trauma represent a significant clinical challenge due to the complex biological processes triggered as a response, including progressive tissue necrosis, dysregulated inflammation, and impaired bone healing. These injuries often result in delayed
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