REDUCED MATRIX MINERALISATION IN CASES OF HIP FRACTURE IS INDEPENDENT OF THE LEVEL OF NEW BONE FORMATION

REDUCED MATRIX MINERALISATION IN CASES OF HIP FRACTURE IS INDEPENDENT OF THE LEVEL OF NEW BONE FORMATION

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Main Authors:	Loveridge, N, Power, J, Reeve, J, Boyde, A
Formato:	Journal article
Publicado:	2004

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