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Age- and sex-related regional compressive strength characteristics of human lumbar vertebrae in osteoporosis

Márta Kurutz1 Department of Structural MechanicsCorrespondence[email protected]

Judit Donáth3 Department of Reumatology, National Institute for Reumatology, Budapest, Hungary

Miklós Gálos2 Department of Construction Materials, Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Budapest, Hungary

Péter Varga1 Department of Structural Mechanics

Béla Fornet4 Department of Radiology, County Hospital András Jósa, Nyiregyháza, Hungary

Pages 105-121 | Published online: 18 Dec 2008

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