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Osteochondral talar lesions and ankle biomechanics

January 11, 2017Experimental Research, Hindfoot Biomechanics & Aided Motion, Hospitals - News, Scientific Publications2017, PhD thesis

Zengerink M., Osteochondral talar lesions and ankle biomechanics, PhD Thesis, Academic Medical Center, University of Amsterdam, January 2017 pp_cover-zengerink

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