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Transient phase behavior of an elastomeric biomaterial applied to abdominal laparotomy closure
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“…A range of biomaterials has been developed as science and technology sought to meet the huge clinical demand to repair and regenerate injured tissues suffered from trauma or disease in the human body [ 283 ]. Tissue engineering smart scaffolds with various functionalities have provided insights for treating abdominal wall hernias [ 284 ].…”
Section: Smart Engineered Materials For Abdominal Herniamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A range of biomaterials has been developed as science and technology sought to meet the huge clinical demand to repair and regenerate injured tissues suffered from trauma or disease in the human body [ 283 ]. Tissue engineering smart scaffolds with various functionalities have provided insights for treating abdominal wall hernias [ 284 ].…”
Section: Smart Engineered Materials For Abdominal Herniamentioning
confidence: 99%
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