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MCB Alert: Defending the Physician in Product Liability Lawsuits
During the performance of several types of spinal surgical procedures, some spine surgeons utilize a bone graft substitute, Bone Morphogenetic Protein, to stimulate spinal fusion.
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MCB Alert: Defending the Physician in Product Liability Lawsuits
October 13, 2014
During the performance of several types of spinal surgical procedures, some spine surgeons utilize a bone graft substitute, Bone Morphogenetic Protein, to stimulate spinal fusion.
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