Signalling Pathways Underlying Pulsed Electromagnetic Fields in Bone Repair
Aoao Wang
Medical School of Chinese PLA
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Discussion reference Discussion reference The Effects and Mechanisms of Electromagnetic Fields on Bone Remodeling: From Clinical to Laboratory
Junyu Liu
Northwestern Polytechnical University
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