A comparison of magnetic and radiographic imaging artifact after using three types of metal rods: stainless steel, titanium, and vitallium.
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P. Knott | S. Mardjetko | Patrick T Knott | Steven M Mardjetko | Richard H Kim | Timothy M Cotter | Megan M Dunn | Shivani T Patel | Matthew J Spencer | Alan S Wilson | David S Tager | M. Dunn | R. Kim | T. Cotter | D. Tager
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