Feasibility of manufacturing a patient-specific spinal implant

Feasibility of manufacturing a patient-specific spinal implant
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制造患者专用脊柱植入物的可行性

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2016
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L. Wilson
L. Wilson
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F. Sedra;A. Afsharpad;B. Dala;Robert S. Lee;L. Wilson

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