| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - The erosion can be the result of a chemical and/or biological interaction of the endoprosthesis with the body environment, e.g., the body itself or body fluids, into which the endoprosthesis is implanted and/or erosion can be triggered by applying a triggering influence, such as a chemical reactant or energy to part or all of the endoprosthesis, e.g., to increase a reaction rate.
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