The Electrifying Future of Bone Regeneration: a Decade of Innovation from Xuliang Deng and Colleagues at the Peking University School of Stomatology.
Research from Peking University has investigated how electrical signals influence bone healing and regeneration, revealing the potential of electroactive biomaterials as a novel therapeutic approach for bone defects.
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