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Chemical contaminants (Ca2+, Mg2+, H+, OH-, PO43-) present in some of the BGS affected the in vitro mineralization experiment results, but not in a direction that could explain the different rankings. In conclusion, this study suggests that an in vitro experiment can be used as a fast and reliable screening tool to identify osteoinductive BGS and underline the need to study ionic contaminants on calcium phosphate BGS. Musculoskeletal modelling is used to assess musculoskeletal loading during gait. Linear scaling methods are used to pers
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