status quo and prospects of composite tissue allograft
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Abstract
Composite tissue allograft (CTA) is considered to have advantages in repairing complex tissue defects. It is currently being performed with increasing frequency in the clinic since the first hand allograft performed in human being in 1998. The present overview focuses on worldwide achievements of CTA in the last decade. The difficulties and hopeful new technology are also discussed.
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| Authors | ;Guo-xian PEI |
| Journal | frontiers in neurorobotics |
| Year | 2012 |
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