Development of specimen-specific finite element models of human vertebrae for the analysis of vertebroplasty
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R. Wilcox | R K Wilcox | R M Hall | R. Oakland | R. Hall | A C Jones | R J Oakland | V N Wijayathunga | N R Furtado | V. Wijayathunga | A. Jones | N. Furtado
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