Mechanical behavior of metastatic femurs through patient-specific computational models accounting for bone-metastasis interaction.
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Alessio Gizzi | Giuseppe Vairo | Vincenzo Denaro | Cristina Falcinelli | Alberto Di Martino | V. Denaro | C. Falcinelli | A. Gizzi | G. Vairo | A. Di Martino
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