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Data for the paper "Humeral Fractures in Non-Ambulant Infants: CT-Based Finite Element Investigation Indicates an Unlikely Mechanism "

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posted on 2020-03-09, 16:43 authored by Zainab Al Tai, Marco VicecontiMarco Viceconti, Xinshan LiXinshan Li, Amaka OffiahAmaka Offiah

Complete results set of the study reported in "Humeral Fractures in Non-Ambulant Infants: CT-Based Finite Element Investigation Indicates an Unlikely Mechanism" by Zainab Altai, Marco Viceconti, Xinshan Li, and Amaka C. Offiah.

Funding

MultiSim project (EP/K03877X/1) and CompBioMed project (H2020, grant agreement No 675451)

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Department of Mechanical Engineering

Keywords

Finite element analysis infant humeral fracture physical abuse Biomechanical Engineering

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