Ultimate tensile strength of a Leeds–Keio/autograft ACL reconstruction utilizing PLLA tibial staple fixation
Authors:
- John R FieldJFJohn R Field
- Trevor C HearnTHTrevor C Hearn
- John J CostiJCJohn J Costi
- Margaret McGeeMMMargaret McGee
- Kerry CostiKCKerry Costi
- Nobuo AdachiNANobuo Adachi
- Mitsuo OchiMOMitsuo Ochi
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