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bibliographicCitation	Feng B, Gao QB, Dai GM, Niu KC, Jiang W, Wang ZY, Zheng HY. Comparison of different internal fixation models in ankle arthrodesis using 3D finite-element analysis. Eur J Med Res. 2023 Dec 08;28(1):574. PMID: 38066608; PMCID: PMC10704803.
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title	Comparison of different internal fixation models in ankle arthrodesis using 3D finite-element analysis
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