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A method to design biomimetic scaffolds for bone tissue engineering based on Voronoi lattices

Fantini et al., 2016

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5466276888868961610
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Fantini M
Curto M
De Crescenzio F
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Virtual and Physical Prototyping

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In regenerative medicine, 3D scaffolds are used to sustain the regeneration of tissues in removed or damaged parts of the human body. As such practices are being widely experimented in clinical applications, the design, the materials and the manufacturing …
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