【摘 要】
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Topics Which will be covered 1.overview of PCL anatomy 2.Importance of anatomy for avoidance of iatrogenic injuries 3.Overview of what was known and accepted about PCL kinematics 4.Explanation of rece
【机 构】
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Steadman Philippon Research Institute
【出 处】
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第二届积水潭运动医学高峰论坛暨第五届国际肩肘外科论坛
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Topics Which will be covered 1.overview of PCL anatomy 2.Importance of anatomy for avoidance of iatrogenic injuries 3.Overview of what was known and accepted about PCL kinematics 4.Explanation of recent kinematic findings
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