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Influence of Mechanical Stimulus on Distraction Osteogenesis
a further step of our current one-year NSC project, aiming to bridge the above-mentioned gap by continuously monitoring the mechanical stimuli applied to the limb and callus, both through experimental measurements and FEM calculations, and by correlating the observed quantity and quality of the mechanical stimuli with the calculated stress and strain patterns of the callus tissue.
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