Stress relaxation of porcine gluteus muscle subjected to sudden transverse deformation as related to pressure sore modeling.
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Amit Gefen | Sigal Portnoy | Eran Linder-Ganz | A. Gefen | E. Linder-Ganz | A. Palevski | Ittai Glaich | S. Portnoy | Avital Palevski | Ittai Glaich | E. Linder‐Ganz
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