Biomechanics of Contemporary Implants and Prosthesis: Modeling, Experiments, and Clinical Application
Modern medicine is now more oriented towards patient-based treatments. Taking into account individual biological features allows for increasing the quality of the healing process. Opportunities for modern hardware and software allow not only the complex behavior of implants and prostheses to be simu...
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