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ingrowth

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in·growth  (ngrth)
n.
1. The act of growing inward or into.
2. Something that grows inward or into.

ingrowth [ˈɪnˌgrəʊθ]
n
1. the act of growing inwards the ingrowth of a toenail
2. something that grows inwards
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun1.ingrowth - something that grows inward
growth - something grown or growing; "a growth of hair"


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These consistently shaped and sized particles have been proven safe and biocompatible and allow gradual tissue ingrowth for a long-lasting augmentation effect.
VITOSS is a resorbable calcium phosphate scaffold that is highly porous and composed of extremely fine calcium phosphate mineral that allows for resorption, cell seeding and ingrowth of host bone.
The initial product launched, the OrthADAPT[TM] Bioimplant, is a biocompatible, stabilized, sterilized collagen scaffold that strengthens and supports tissue ingrowth for long-term performance.
 
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