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Bone graft substitutes to repair critical-sized bone fractures have experienced significant development over the last few decades. Among them, whitlockite (WH)-based bone grafts have proven to be effective in mediating bone healing. In the current study, a next generation, nature-inspired scaffold was developed with strontium-functionalized whitlockite nanoparticles (nSrWH) to enhance the intrinsic properties of WH.

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Personalized bioceramic grafts for craniomaxillofacial bone regeneration.

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  • * Additive manufacturing allows for the creation of customizable 3D biomaterial scaffolds that promote bone formation through guiding cell activities and can degrade as new bone tissue forms, making them suitable for use as synthetic grafts.
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