Bagheri, 2021 - Google Patents
Contribution to the manufacture of porous structures for prostheses by means of additive manufacturing extrusion processesBagheri, 2021
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(English) In recent years, the use of prostheses has widely increased due to their ability to replace defective parts of the skeleton. Among artificial implants, hip joint plays a critical role in the human body since it allows to walk, run, and jump. Hip prostheses have a …
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