Prediction of proximal femur fracture risk from DXA images based on novel fracture indexes
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Ridha Hambli | Said Zellagui | Audrey Hivet | Marouane El Mouss | R. Hambli | M. E. Mouss | Said Zellagui | Audrey Hivet | A. Hivet
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