arthroplasty

This Artificial Cartilage Gel Can Replace Damaged Organic Cartilage

Medicine & Technology Jul 06, 2020

Researchers think they may have developed the material that could be used as a replacement to knee cartilage. However, it may take three years before it is approved for humans use.

arthroplasty

This Artificial Cartilage Gel Can Replace Damaged Organic Cartilage

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