Use of a three-dimensional printed polylactide-coglycolide/tricalcium phosphate composite scaffold incorporating magnesium powder to enhance bone defect repair in rabbits

ConclusionOur new PPS composite scaffold may be an excellent orthopaedic substitute; it exhibits good biocompatibility and may potentially have clinical utility.Translational potential of this articleMagnesium and beta-tricalcium phosphate had osteoinduction. It is significant to print a novel bone composite scaffold with osteoinduction to repair segmental bone defects. This study evaluated efficacy of PPS in the rabbit radius segmental bone defect model. The results showed that the novel scaffold with good biocompatibility may be an excellent graft and potentially have clinical utility.
Source: Journal of Orthopaedic Translation - Category: Orthopaedics Source Type: research