Research shows fluorinated PEEK enhances bone regeneration in large defects, highlighting macrophage and BMSC collaboration.
Implantation is the most common strategy for treating large segment bone defects, while current implants mainly focus on osteogenic activity and early immune responses, ignoring their anti-infective capacity and late-stage immune cooperation.
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