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BP as a Super-light Mesh and as a New Fixation Device for General Surgery -DM108/2008-B
The Buckypaper (BP) is an innovative material that has attracted the attention of many research groups engaged in the study of its possible applications in various technological fields. Our purpose is demonstrate the viability of the application of nanotechnologies to the General Surgery in human with thwe use of a new self standing prosthetic device for the reconstruction of abdominal wall defects.
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