Biomechanical behaviour of bovine temporomandibular articular discs with age.
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K Tanne | E. Tanaka | M. Sugiyama | K. Tanne | M. Tanaka | Y. Hattori | J. Aoyama | M. Watanabe | A. Sasaki | E Tanaka | M Tanaka | M Watanabe | A Sasaki | J Aoyama | Y Hattori | M Sugiyama
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