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“3D strain error distribution (ezz) ranging from −300 (blue) to 300
(red) microstrain in a bone-biomaterial system produced in vivo
(ovine model) after the implantation of an osteoregenerative
biomaterial. Lower strain values are observed in regions of
bone-biomaterial integration (bottom) compared to regions of greater
remodelled trabecular bone (top).” See paper by Marta Peña
Fernández et al. on pp 213–228.

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