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The Journal of Trauma|July 20, 2011
A comparative biomechanical analysis of fixation devices for unstable femoral neck fractures: the Intertan versus cannulated screws or a dynamic hip screwMartin Rupprecht, Lars Grossterlinden, Andreas H Ruecker, et al.
The Journal of Trauma|May 26, 2011
Computer-assisted surgery and intraoperative three-dimensional imaging for screw placement in different pelvic regionsLars Grossterlinden, Jakob Nuechtern, Philipp G C Begemann, et al.
Journal of Bone and Mineral Metabolism|June 30, 2005
Mouse models in skeletal physiology and osteoporosis: experiences and data on 14,839 cases from the Hamburg Mouse ArchivesPia Pogoda, Matthias Priemel, Arndt F Schilling, et al.
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The Journal of Trauma|July 20, 2011
A comparative biomechanical analysis of fixation devices for unstable femoral neck fractures: the Intertan versus cannulated screws or a dynamic hip screwMartin Rupprecht, Lars Grossterlinden, Andreas H Ruecker, et al.
The Journal of Trauma|May 26, 2011
Computer-assisted surgery and intraoperative three-dimensional imaging for screw placement in different pelvic regionsLars Grossterlinden, Jakob Nuechtern, Philipp G C Begemann, et al.
Journal of Bone and Mineral Metabolism|June 30, 2005
Mouse models in skeletal physiology and osteoporosis: experiences and data on 14,839 cases from the Hamburg Mouse ArchivesPia Pogoda, Matthias Priemel, Arndt F Schilling, et al.
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