When bones are broken in accidents or following amputations, the tissue inside them is also damaged, making it difficult to build new, fully functioning implants. To solve this problem, a team of ...

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Australian scientists have developed a hi-tech handheld 'biopen' that can enable surgeons to draw new bone material onto seriously injured people. MELBOURNE: Australian scientists have developed a ...

Despite what cartoons may have us believe, x-rays don't always show bones as being sharply defined from the surrounding tissue. It's often difficult to tell where the one ends and the other begins, ...