The Frank Stinchfield Award. 3-Dimensional sliding/contact computational simulation of total hip wear.
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T D Brown | D R Pedersen | T. Brown | D. Pedersen | T. Maxian | J. Callaghan | J J Callaghan | T A Maxian
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