Fig. 2. DCP crystals seen at macropore surfaces. These photos show that large changes of crystal size and shape are found within the same sample: (a) a ruptured surface shows the size and shape of DCP crystals in two different macropores (left and right side of the photo); (b) size and shape of DCP crystals within a macropore.
Tuesday, July 1, 2008
Biomaterials Volume 29, Issues 24-25, August-September 2008, Pages 3400-3407
Bone substitute: Transforming β-tricalcium phosphate porous scaffolds into monetiteFig. 2. DCP crystals seen at macropore surfaces. These photos show that large changes of crystal size and shape are found within the same sample: (a) a ruptured surface shows the size and shape of DCP crystals in two different macropores (left and right side of the photo); (b) size and shape of DCP crystals within a macropore.
Fig. 2. DCP crystals seen at macropore surfaces. These photos show that large changes of crystal size and shape are found within the same sample: (a) a ruptured surface shows the size and shape of DCP crystals in two different macropores (left and right side of the photo); (b) size and shape of DCP crystals within a macropore.
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