Lego-Like Bricks Provide Scaffolding for Better Bone Healing
Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) has developed tiny 3-D printed hollow bricks inspired by Lego blocks that can heal broken bones and.
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Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) has developed tiny 3-D printed hollow bricks inspired by Lego blocks that can heal broken bones and.
Clinicians often use maxillary sinus augmentation, which grafts bone into the upper jaw, to create new scaffolding to support dental implants. However, sinusitis,.
Today’s breakthrough bone regeneration techniques rely on scaffolding, which provides a support system where new tissue can grow. Douglas M. Fox, PhD, an.