Quantitative in situ correlation between microscopic MRI and polarized light microscopy studies of articular cartilage.
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Y. Xia | G. Lust | N. Burton-Wurster | J. Moody | Y Xia | N Burton-Wurster | G Lust | J B Moody | Yang Xia | Jonathan B. Moody | George Lust
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