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Zvi Artzi, Marilena Vered, Tal Maymon-Gil

    The International journal of periodontics & restorative dentistry
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    这项研究分析了VCMX软组织增强后的细胞变化. 抗炎性巨细胞 (CD163+) 和内皮细胞 (CD31+) 的增加,表明在愈合过程中发挥了作用.

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