Mandibular Reconstruction Using Bone Morphogenetic ProteinLong‐Term Follow‐up in a Canine Model
Dean M. Toriumi(Torbat Heydarieh University of Medical Sciences), John M. Wozney(Unknown), Kevin O’Grady(University of Illinois Chicago), Devang Desai(University of Illinois Chicago), Thomas J. Turek(Arthritis Foundation), Drew M. Horlbeck(University of Illinois Chicago)
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