The role of inelastic deformations in the mechanical response of endovascular shape memory alloy devices.

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Alessandro Bertini

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Francesca Berti

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10.1177/0954411917696336

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Francesco Migliavacca

Lorenza Petrini

Giancarlo Pennati

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2017-05-01T00:00:00Z

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