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De novo Generation of an Axially Vascularized Processed Bovine Cancellous-Bone Substitute in the Sheep Arteriovenous-Loop Model
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Surgery
J.P. Beier, A. Hess, J. Loew, J. Heinrich, A.M. Boos, A. Arkudas, E. Polykandriotis, O. Bleiziffer, R.E. Horch, U. Kneser
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European Surgical Research
Eur Surg Res (2011) 46 (3): 148–155.
Published Online: 04 March 2011
... to induce axial vascularization in a clinically approved processed bovine cancellous bone (PBCB) matrix of significant volume with primary mechanical stability and to assess the course of increasing axial vascularization. Methods: PBCB constructs were implanted into 13 merino sheep together...