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Original Article

Pulsed Electromagnetic Fields Modulate Enzymatic Actmty During the Early Stages of Bone Repair

V. Canè Department of Morphological Science, Forensic Medicine Section of Human Anatomy, Modena, Italy
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D. Zaffe Department of Morphological Science, Forensic Medicine Section of Human Anatomy, Modena, Italy
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F. Cavani Department of Morphological Science, Forensic Medicine Section of Human Anatomy, Modena, Italy
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P. Botti Department of Animal pathology, Torino, Modena, Italy
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S. Soana Institute of Experimental Veterinary Radiology Parma, Modena, Italy
Pages 143-152 | Published online: 07 Jul 2009

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