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A Fresh Look at the Process of Arriving at a Clinical Prognosis Part 4: Fractures

2012-03-01

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Equine bone and biomechanics research continues to provide us with sound and practical concepts for preventing fractures in equine athletes, accelerating a safe return to training and competition, and avoiding recurrence. Bone is a living, dynamic tissue that is constantly in a state of turnover as part of its ongoing maintenance, and is constantly responding to the various forces it experiences, from within and w...

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Literature Corpus work: cdc382d1-b24f-54fe-9f88-dc6403a46691
DOI: 10.1016/j.jevs.2012.01.001

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