[ASBMR 2013 REPORT. Meeting Report on the ASBMR. Topics for basic or clinical research in ASBMR 2013]
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1Department of Orthopaedic Surgery Faculty of Medicine, the University of Tokyo Hospital, Japan.
Abstract:
This is a short report summarizing topics in 35(th) Annual meeting of ASBMR held at convention center in Baltimore on October 4-7(th). In this paper, I report some topics from the presentations of basic or clinical research in ASBMR 2013.
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