Haftungstests von Bondingmaterialien

Frage

Viele Haftungstests von Bondingmaterialien werden in vitro durchgeführt. Kann man die Ergebnisse dieser Untersuchungen ohne Weiteres auf die klinische Situation anwenden oder gelten in vivo andere Haftwerte?

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