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1.	Design And Biomechanical Evaluation Of A Pedicle Screw With Capability Of Directional Injection
2.	Design And Biomechanical Evaluation Of Expansive Pedicle Screw
3.	Biomechanical Study Of Expansive Spine System (ESS) Pedicle Screws In Human Lumbar Vertebral Bodies.
4.	Insertion Torque And Pull-out Strength Of ESS Pedicle Screws And New Way Of Use PMMA In Human Vertebral Bodies: An In Vitro Biomechanical Study For Pedicle Screw Revision
5.	Correlated Research For Shoulder Sports Injury Repairing Using Cortical Bone Anchor
6.	Radiographic Measurements Of Chinese Adult Transiliac Screws In Lumbopelvic Fixation
7.	The Comparative Study Of The Treatment Of Unstable Intertrochanteric Fracture Of Femur With Dynamic Condyar Screw And Proximal Femoral Nail
8.	Anatomy And Imaging Study On Atlantoaxial Of Children And Clinical Application Of Pedicle Screw Fixation
9.	Design And Biomechanical Evaluation Of Expansion Cannulated Screws
10.	The Evaluation Of Sacral Vestibule And Clinical Value On Iliosacral Screws Fixation Of Pelvic Injury
11.	Heterogeneous Experimental Study Of Biological Bone Screw
12.	Experiment On Screw Pull-out Strength Of The Transarticular Screw Of Thoracic Spine
13.	The Effect And Evaluation Of Absorbable Screws And Cortical Bone Screws On Distal Tibiofibular Syndesmosis Injury
14.	Development And Application Of The New-type Removing Devices For Bone Screws
15.	Efficacy Analysis Of Two Internal Fixation Of Humeral Condyle Fracture In Children
16.	With Iso-3D Navigation Technology The Percutaneous Double Screws Fixation For Traumatic Pubic Symphysis Diastasis: An Anatomical Study And Biomechanical Analysis
17.	Changes Of Morphology After Camouflage Therapy Of Skeletal Class Ⅲ Malocclusion Following Buccal Shelf Miniscews
18.	Retrospective Study On The CT Evaluation Of Accuracy Of Pedicle Screw Placement In Posterior Lumbosacral Instrumentation
19.	Study On Influencing Factors Of Screw Stability
20.	Design,Accuracy Assessment And Preliminary Clinical Research On Cervical Surgical Template Based On 3D Metal Printing Technology
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