Ability of the Finite Element Models to Predict Response of the Human Spine to Sinusoidal Vertical Vibration

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概要

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• 2003-09-01

著者

• Goel Vijay

  Department Of Bioengineering College Of Engineering University Of Toledo

• Goel Vijay

  Department Of Bioengineering The University Of Toledo

• KONG Wayne

  Foster-Miller, Inc., Waltham, Massachusetts

• Kong Wayne

  Foster-miller Inc. Waltham Massachusetts

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