In vivo measurement of human tibial strains during vigorous activity.
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D B Burr | A Simkin | C Milgrom | C. Milgrom | A. Simkin | D. Burr | D. Fyhrie | M. Nyska | A. Finestone | M. Forwood | S. Hoshaw | E. Saiag | A Finestone | M Nyska | D Fyhrie | M Forwood | S Hoshaw | E Saiag
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