Thoracic AOMSI

01/11/2024 11 min Episodio 21

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A Biomechanical study of the Ligamentous Stability of the Thoracic Spine in Man published by Panjabi, Hausfeld and white in Scandinavian orthopedic journal in 1981.

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Thoracic AOMSI

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