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153 related items for PubMed ID: 9456385

  • 21. Kinematic analysis of relative motion within the proximal carpal row.
    Sennwald GR, Zdravkovic V, Jacob HA, Kern HP.
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  • 23. The relative contribution of selected carpal bones to global wrist motion during simulated planar and out-of-plane wrist motion.
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  • 24. Physical equilibrium of the normal wrist and its relation to clinically defined "instability".
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