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Robert Frigg

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Injury|October 29, 2003
Development of the Locking Compression PlateRobert Frigg
The American Journal of Sports Medicine|October 2, 2012
Rotator cuff muscles lose responsiveness to anabolic steroids after tendon tear and musculotendinous retraction: an experimental study in sheepChristian Gerber, Dominik C Meyer, Brigitte Von Rechenberg, et al.
BMC Veterinary Research|May 4, 2012
Device for lengthening of a musculotendinous unit by direct continuous traction in the sheepMatthias A Zumstein, Eric Frey, Brigitte von Rechenberg, et al.
Journal of Shoulder and Elbow Surgery|December 20, 2008
Neer Award 2007: Reversion of structural muscle changes caused by chronic rotator cuff tears using continuous musculotendinous traction. An experimental study in sheepChristian Gerber, Dominik C Meyer, Eric Frey, et al.
The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery. American Volume|February 6, 2015
Dynamization at the near cortex in locking plate osteosynthesis by means of dynamic locking screws: an experimental study of transverse tibial osteotomies in sheepHenning Richter, Michael Plecko, Daniel Andermatt, et al.
BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders|March 10, 2012
Osseointegration and biocompatibility of different metal implants--a comparative experimental investigation in sheepMichael Plecko, Christine Sievert, Daniel Andermatt, et al.
Injury|November 28, 2012
The dynamisation of locking plate osteosynthesis by means of dynamic locking screws (DLS)-an experimental study in sheepMichael Plecko, Nico Lagerpusch, Daniel Andermatt, et al.
Injury|January 31, 2012
The influence of different osteosynthesis configurations with locking compression plates (LCP) on stability and fracture healing after an oblique 45° angle osteotomyMichael Plecko, Nico Lagerpusch, Birthe Pegel, et al.
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Injury|October 29, 2003
Development of the Locking Compression PlateRobert Frigg
The American Journal of Sports Medicine|October 2, 2012
Rotator cuff muscles lose responsiveness to anabolic steroids after tendon tear and musculotendinous retraction: an experimental study in sheepChristian Gerber, Dominik C Meyer, Brigitte Von Rechenberg, et al.
BMC Veterinary Research|May 4, 2012
Device for lengthening of a musculotendinous unit by direct continuous traction in the sheepMatthias A Zumstein, Eric Frey, Brigitte von Rechenberg, et al.
Journal of Shoulder and Elbow Surgery|December 20, 2008
Neer Award 2007: Reversion of structural muscle changes caused by chronic rotator cuff tears using continuous musculotendinous traction. An experimental study in sheepChristian Gerber, Dominik C Meyer, Eric Frey, et al.
The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery. American Volume|February 6, 2015
Dynamization at the near cortex in locking plate osteosynthesis by means of dynamic locking screws: an experimental study of transverse tibial osteotomies in sheepHenning Richter, Michael Plecko, Daniel Andermatt, et al.
BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders|March 10, 2012
Osseointegration and biocompatibility of different metal implants--a comparative experimental investigation in sheepMichael Plecko, Christine Sievert, Daniel Andermatt, et al.
Injury|November 28, 2012
The dynamisation of locking plate osteosynthesis by means of dynamic locking screws (DLS)-an experimental study in sheepMichael Plecko, Nico Lagerpusch, Daniel Andermatt, et al.
Injury|January 31, 2012
The influence of different osteosynthesis configurations with locking compression plates (LCP) on stability and fracture healing after an oblique 45° angle osteotomyMichael Plecko, Nico Lagerpusch, Birthe Pegel, et al.
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