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A clinical trial has begun in Britain for an innovative adhesive substance used to repair complex bone fractures, marking its first application in knee surgery at Leeds University Hospital. The material is based on a mixture of calcium phosphate, phosphoserine, and water, which rapidly hardens to support weight and gradually degrades, making way for new natural bone. The current phase of trials aims to evaluate its effectiveness in treating fractures near joints, especially those involving cracks and depressions. This development represents a significant breakthrough in bone repair and aims to offer innovative and safe surgical solutions for complex bone fractures.
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