Ceremed's OSTENE(R) Improves Bone Fusion and Healing After Surgery, New S...(and a portfolio of innovativeproprietary...),Health

Date:5/13/2008

and a portfolio of innovative proprietary technology in the field of soluble alkylene oxide copolymers (AOC). These copolymers have multiple medical applications, including bone hemostasis, porous implant coatings, and delivery systems for a variety of therapeutic agents.

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