Biomechanical behavior of scar tissue and uninjured skin in a porcine model
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David T Corr | Nigel G Shrive | N. Shrive | D. Corr | C. Gallant-Behm | David A Hart | Corrie L Gallant-Behm | D. A. Hart
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