The Pathobiology of the Meniscus: A Comparison Between the Human and Dog

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The Pathobiology of the Meniscus: A Comparison Between the Human and Dog https://t.co/g5H3j1tWu3

25 May 2020

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If you are interested in the relevance of dogs with spontaneous meniscal pathology as a translational model for humans, check out our newest paper in #Frontiersln; https://t.co/yNpGA7H7D1 https://t.co/tpn8ftdoyn

18 May 2018

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the pathobiology of the #meniscus: a comparison between the human and dog: Dogs with spontaneously occurring meniscal pathology have the potential of being an excellent model for studying mechanisms of degeneration& for testing new treatment strategi

23 Apr 2018

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RT @FrontVetScience: The Pathobiology of the Meniscus: A Comparison Between the Human and Dog: Olga Krupkova, Lucas Smolders, Karin Wuertz-…

19 Apr 2018

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