Structural and Biomechanical Basis of Sexual Dimorphism in Femoral Neck Fragility Has Its Origins in Growth and Aging
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Ego Seeman | Thomas J Beck | T. Beck | E. Seeman | Y. Duan | Xiaofang Wang | Yunbo Duan | Xiao-Fang Wang
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