Characterizing the Biomechanical Properties of the Pubovisceralis Muscle Using a Genetic Algorithm and the Finite Element Method.
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Teresa Mascarenhas | Renato Natal Jorge | Marco Parente | Elisabete Silva | Sofia Brandão | T. Mascarenhas | S. Brandão | R. N. Natal Jorge | M. Parente | Elisabete Silva
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