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Osteoinductive Properties of Silicon Nitride, Alumina, and Titanium

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Category: Publications, Spinal Arthrodesis

Author(s): B.S. Bal, R.M. Bock, A. Rondinella, E. Marin, W. Zhu, T. Adachi, B.J. McEntire, and G. Pezzotti

Bone formation occurs by osteoinduction, a process that entails the recruitment of pluripotent immature cells and their stimulation into bone-forming cells…Read More

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