A biomechanical testing system to determine micromotion between hip implant and femur accounting for deformation of the hip implant: Assessment of the influence of rigid body assumptions on micromotions measurements
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Wim Desmet | Kathleen Denis | Quentin Goossens | Steven Leuridan | Jorg Roosen | Leonard Pastrav | Michiel Mulier | Jos Vander Sloten | W. Desmet | J. Vander Sloten | Steven Leuridan | Quentin Goossens | J. Roosen | L. Pastrav | M. Mulier | Kathleen Denis
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