Scientists Want to Treat Complex Bone Fractures with a Bone-Healing Gun
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Scientists are developing a 'bone-healing gun' that uses shockwaves to stimulate bone growth and potentially treat complex fractures, sparking interest and cautious optimism in the HN community.
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3 months ago
On the fly 3D printing gun that uses a biocompatible thermoplastic to heal complex bone fractures
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