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Size, Shape, Prominence and Localization of Gerdy's Tubercle in Dry Human Tibial BonesDOI 10.5958/0974-360x.2018.00663.7
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Virtual computed tomography morphometry of the patella for estimation of sex using postmortem Japanese adult data in forensic identificationSemantic proximity
The incidence and structure of the fabella in a South African cadaver sample.Semantic proximity
Stippled Chondral Calcifications of the Patella in Zellweger Syndrome.Semantic proximity
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