The accuracy of acquisition of an imageless computer-assisted system and its implication for knee arthroplasty
Authors:
- S. LustigSLS. Lustig
- C. FleuryCFC. Fleury
- D. GoyDGD. Goy
- P. NeyretPNP. Neyret
- S.T. DonellSDS.T. Donell
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