Development of Subject Specific Finite Element Models of the Mouse Knee Joint for Preclinical Applications

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RT @E_DallAra: Take a look at our new paper published in @FrontBioeng: "Development of Subject Specific Finite Element Models of the Mouse…

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RT @E_DallAra: Take a look at our new paper published in @FrontBioeng: "Development of Subject Specific Finite Element Models of the Mouse…

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