Reduced gap strains induce changes in bone regeneration during distraction.

Reduced gap strains induce changes in bone regeneration during distraction.
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间隙应变的减少会导致注意力分散期间骨再生的变化。

DOI:
10.1115/1.2798331
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发表时间:
1999
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Journal of biomechanical engineering
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Goulet,JA
Goulet,JA
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作者:
Richards,M;Waanders,NA;Weiss,JA;Bhatia,V;Senunas,LE;Schaffler,MB;Goldstein,SA;Goulet,JA

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