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Promoting fracture repair by inflammation-mediated recruitment of muscle derived stromal cells

2010-01-01

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High energy open fractures are prone to delayed and non-union, necessitating secondary reconstruction or amputation and are associated with prolonged pain, disability and loss of income. Current strategies for accelerating healing require the addition of high concentrations of bone morphogenetic proteins or ex vivo expansion and/or viral transduction of autologous, marrow-derived stem cells for re-implantation. It...

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5b71a791-edf6-5bd2-a3eb-779abf7fd562
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10.25560/6065
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