Quantitative analysis of bone mineral content by x-ray microtomography.
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D Van Dyck | S V Saveliev | D. Van dyck | A. Postnov | A. Vinogradov | S. Saveliev | N. De clerck | A A Postnov | A V Vinogradov | N M De Clerck
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