Influence of implant length and diameter on stress distribution: a finite element analysis.
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Svatava Konvicková | Lucie Himmlová | Tat'jana Dostálová | S. Konvičková | L. Himmlova | T. Dostálová | Alois Kácovský | Alois Kácovský | L. Himmlová | S. Konvic̆ková
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