Materials in Fracture Fixation
Authors:
- J.M. LaneJLJ.M. Lane
- J.E. MaitJMJ.E. Mait
- A. UnnanuntanaAUA. Unnanuntana
- B.P. HirschBHB.P. Hirsch
- A.D. ShafferASA.D. Shaffer
- O.A. ShonugaOSO.A. Shonuga
- 1 January 2011
- book chapter
- Published by Elsevier
- p. 219-235
Abstract
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