12 Degrees of Freedom Muscle Force Driven Fibril-Reinforced Poroviscoelastic Finite Element Model of the Knee Joint
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R K Korhonen | A Esrafilian | L Stenroth | M E Mononen | P Tanska | S V Rossom | D G Lloyd | I Jonkers | D. Lloyd | I. Jonkers | R. Korhonen | S. Van Rossom | M. Mononen | P. Tanska | L. Stenroth | A. Esrafilian
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