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Chitosan paste from crawfish shells as a synthetic bone graft material: Preparation, characterization and animal study
Bone loss associated with musculoskeletal trauma or metabolic diseases often requires bone grafts. Autograft or allograft bones are limited in supply. Therefore, development of synthetic bone graft materials is an active area of research. For several years the biomaterials group at LSUHSC-Shreveport
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