Bioabsorbable self-retaining PLA/nano-sized β-TCP cervical spine interbody fusion cage in goat models: an in vivo study.

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Bioabsorbable self-retaining PLA/nano-sized β-TCP cervical spine interbody fusion cage in goat models: an in vivo study.

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Chong Bian

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Hui-Ren Wang

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Jian Dong

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Li-Bo Jiang

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Lu Cao

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Qian Chen

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Xi-Lei Li

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Xiang-Qian Li

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Xiao-Fan Yin

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Yi-Qun Ma

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10.2147/IJN.S132041

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2017-10-03T00:00:00Z

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