Topical cutaneous application of CO2 accelerates bone healing in a rat femoral defect model

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RT @BMC_series: Not all carbon dioxide is bad. Researchers from @KobeU_Global find that it is quite useful to aid bone healing. Read full a…

Not all carbon dioxide is bad. Researchers from @KobeU_Global find that it is quite useful to aid bone healing. Read full article here https://t.co/296VQeyBJu #BMCMusculoskeletDisord https://t.co/THD1cCQ7vZ

RT @JDruns: New study uses a carbon-dioxide-containing gel to accelerate bone healing in rats. Could CO2 gel be used to treat stress fractu…

RT @JDruns: New study uses a carbon-dioxide-containing gel to accelerate bone healing in rats. Could CO2 gel be used to treat stress fractu…

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