Antibiotic Spacers is a temporary biomedical implant that belongs to the class of local drug delivery systems, distinguished by its dual function of maintaining soft tissue space and skeletal alignment while enabling sustained release of antibiotics to prevent or treat infection in the context of bone loss reconstruction.
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