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Osseointegration of functionally-graded Ti6Al4V porous implants: Histology of the pore network

2023-01-06

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The additive manufacturing of titanium into porous geometries offers a means to generate low-stiffness endosseous implants with a greater surface area to improve osseointegration. In order to optimize pore size in the scaffolds, it is important to first understand the timeline of osseointegration in pre-clinical models. In this work, selective laser melting was used to produce gyroid-based scaffolds with a uniform...

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ac33b409-5566-5077-9bb0-43c178f4d0cd
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10.1101/2023.01.05.521963
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