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Biomechanical and clinical evaluation of indigenously designed double threaded intramedullary pin for the stabilization of canine tibial and femoral fractures

TextPublication details: GADVASU, Ludhiana Veterinary surgery and Radiology 2022Description: 111pSubject(s): Veterinary surgery and RadiologyDDC classification: 636.708 971 58 D46B Dissertation note: Guided by Dr. Ashwani Kumar Ph.D.

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Guided by Dr. Ashwani Kumar Ph.D.

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