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대퇴골 골절 치료를 위한 복합재료 고정판의 생체 역학적 설계 : Bio-mechanical design of composite internal fixation devices for healing the long bones fractures

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' 대퇴골 골절 치료를 위한 복합재료 고정판의 생체 역학적 설계 : Bio-mechanical design of composite internal fixation devices for healing the long bones fractures' 의 주제별 논문영향력
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  • biodegradable functionally graded composites
  • bone fractures and healing process
  • finite element analysis
  • mechanical properties
  • optimal design of bone plate
  • pgf/pla composites
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' 대퇴골 골절 치료를 위한 복합재료 고정판의 생체 역학적 설계 : Bio-mechanical design of composite internal fixation devices for healing the long bones fractures' 의 참고문헌

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