Biomedical materials
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Names and connections
Bioartificial materials; Biocompatible materials; Biomaterials (Biomedical materials); Hemocompatible materials; Medical materials; Medicine--Materials
- Broader: Biomedical engineering
- Broader: Materials
- Narrower: Bioactive glasses
- Narrower: Ceramics in medicine
- Narrower: Colloids in medicine
- Narrower: Dendrimers in medicine
- Narrower: Dental materials
- Narrower: Glass in medicine
- Narrower: Implants, Artificial
- Narrower: Metals in medicine
- Narrower: Nonwoven fabrics in medicine
- Narrower: Polyglyconate
- Narrower: Polymers in medicine
- Narrower: Starch in medicine
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Local answer status
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Numeric address and provenance
Morton address: 903125658056933956 · morton4x16-v1
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