Unique Biomaterial for Artery and Knee Cartilage Replacement Undergoing Testing for FDA Approval

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A unique biomaterial developed by researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology could be available in as few as five years for patients needing artery or knee cartilage replacement. It may also be used to speed repair of damaged nerves in patients with spinal cord injuries and as the basis for an implantable drug delivery system.

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