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Journal of Biomechanics|December 3, 2014

Temperature as a predictive tool for plantar triaxial loadingMetin Yavuz, Ryan W Brem, Brian L Davis, et al.

Journal of Biomechanics|April 22, 2015

Expanded butterfly plots: A new method to analyze simultaneous pressure and shear on the plantar skin surface during gaitVisar Berki, Melissa A Boswell, Daniela Ciltea, et al.

Diabetes Care|August 29, 2015

Association Between Plantar Temperatures and Triaxial Stresses in Individuals With DiabetesMetin Yavuz, Ryan W Brem, Alan G Glaros, et al.

Journal of Biomechanics|December 16, 2011

Spatial relationships between shearing stresses and pressure on the plantar skin surface during gaitSamantha Stucke, Daniel McFarland, Larry Goss, et al.

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Journal of Biomechanics|December 3, 2014

Temperature as a predictive tool for plantar triaxial loadingMetin Yavuz, Ryan W Brem, Brian L Davis, et al.

Journal of Biomechanics|April 22, 2015

Expanded butterfly plots: A new method to analyze simultaneous pressure and shear on the plantar skin surface during gaitVisar Berki, Melissa A Boswell, Daniela Ciltea, et al.

Diabetes Care|August 29, 2015

Association Between Plantar Temperatures and Triaxial Stresses in Individuals With DiabetesMetin Yavuz, Ryan W Brem, Alan G Glaros, et al.

Journal of Biomechanics|December 16, 2011

Spatial relationships between shearing stresses and pressure on the plantar skin surface during gaitSamantha Stucke, Daniel McFarland, Larry Goss, et al.

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