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Kharmanda et al., 2017 - Google Patents

Integration of reliability analysis into mini-plate fixation strategy used in human mandible fractures: Convalescence and healing periods

Kharmanda et al., 2017

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639732771049780764
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Kharmanda G
Shokry A
Kharma M
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Acta of Bioengineering and Biomechanics

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Purpose: The objective was to assess the reliability level of mini-plate fixation used in fracture mandibles in order to evaluate the structure stability in both convalescence and healing periods. Methods: In the convalescence period, the failure scenario is measured by …
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