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Intraosseous Access Simplified: Tips for Saving Lives

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Zur Körperhöhenbestimmung männlicher Individuen aus Femur-, Tibia- und Humerus-Fragmenten: On the determination of the stature of male individuals using femoral, tibial, and ...

Zeitschrift für Morphologie und Anthropologie, Bd. 75, H. 2 (Januar 1985), pp. 131-153 (23 pages) A total of 77 measurements were made on male femora, tibiae, and humeri (50 each) dating from the ...
The New England Journal of Medicine

Fractures of Both Femurs, of the Left Tibia and Fibula, of the Right Humerus and Right Radius, with Right Radio-Carpal Dislocation, in the Same Subject; Recovery

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Bones of foxes used in analysis. From left to right: femur, tibia, radius, and humerus. (IMAGE)

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Healio

Arthroscopic reconstruction of posterior glenoid bone loss with distal tibia allograft

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