Polymer Bone Cement
Polymer Bone Cement is a synthetic biomaterial belonging to the class of bone cements, distinguished by its polymeric matrix—typically polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA)—that hardens in situ to mechanically anchor implants to bone tissue.
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University of Memphis
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AO Foundation
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Queen's University Belfast
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University of Copenhagen
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Queen Mary University of London
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