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The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery, Vol 61, Issue 2 254-256, Copyright © 1979 by Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery, Inc

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The mechanical bonding of methylmethacrylate to cancellous bone. Effect of a hemostatic agent

DR Lange

The bonding of methylmethacrylate to cancellous bone was tested in shear both in control specimens and in those in which microfibrillar collagen had been previously used as a hemostatic agent. The breaking load and energy to failure were significantly lowered by the microfibrillar collagen.
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