Analysis of hip geometry by clinical CT for the assessment of hip fracture risk in elderly Japanese women
Authors:
- Masako ItoMIMasako Ito
- Norimitsu WakaoNWNorimitsu Wakao
- Tetsuro HidaTHTetsuro Hida
- Yasumoto MatsuiYMYasumoto Matsui
- Yasue AbeYAYasue Abe
- Kiyoshi AoyagiKAKiyoshi Aoyagi
- Masataka UetaniMUMasataka Uetani
- Atsushi HaradaAHAtsushi Harada
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