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author name string	Justin Fernandez Ashvin Thambyah
rdfs:label	Squatting-related tibiofemoral shear reaction forces and a biomechanical rationale for femoral component loosening (en) Squatting-related tibiofemoral shear reaction forces and a biomechanical rationale for femoral component loosening (nl)
skos:prefLabel	Squatting-related tibiofemoral shear reaction forces and a biomechanical rationale for femoral component loosening (en) Squatting-related tibiofemoral shear reaction forces and a biomechanical rationale for femoral component loosening (nl)
name	Squatting-related tibiofemoral shear reaction forces and a biomechanical rationale for femoral component loosening (en) Squatting-related tibiofemoral shear reaction forces and a biomechanical rationale for femoral component loosening (nl)
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author	Ashvin Thambyah

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