Time-Dependent Compressive Deformation of the Ageing Spine : Relevance to Spinal Stenosis
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概要
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- 2010-02-15
著者
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ADAMS Michael
Department of Anatomy, University of Bristol
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Adams Michael
Department Of Anatomy University Of Bristol
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Dolan Patricia
Department Of Anatomy University Of Bristol
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Luo Jin
Department Of Anatomy University Of Bristol Bristol Avon United Kingdom
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Dolan Patricia
Department Of Anatomy University Of Bristol Bristol Avon United Kingdom
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Pollintine Phillip
Department Of Anatomy University Of Bristol
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Luo Jin
Department Of Anatomy University Of Bristol
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Pollintine Phillip
Department Of Mechanical Engineering University Of Bath
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VAN TUNEN
Department of Anatomy, University of Bristol
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BROWN Matthew
Department of Anatomy, University of Bristol
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Van Tunen
Department Of Anatomy University Of Bristol
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Brown Matthew
Department Of Anatomy University Of Bristol
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