Comparison of non-invasive assessments of strength of the proximal femur.
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Mary L Bouxsein | John Muller | Tony M Keaveny | M. Bouxsein | T. Keaveny | D. Kopperdahl | Erica Thrall | F. Johannesdottir | J. Muller | Fjola Johannesdottir | David L Kopperdahl | Erica Thrall
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