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Regenerative medicine approaches require the creation of new types of resorbable inorganic materials for use in bone tissue engineering. This review considers magnesium-based materials, including magnesium phosphates, which are characterized by a high dissolution degree in the body environment, and their prospects for creating implants for the treatment of bone tissue defects, including cements, ceramics, and composite scaffolds.
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