Epidemiological patterns of traumatic musculoskeletal injuries and non-traumatic disorders in Japan Self-Defense Forces.

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Atsushi Sugihara

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Hiroshi Arino

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Hiroshi Sasao

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Koichi Nemoto

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Osamu Nemoto

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Satoshi Tsukazaki

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Tomohito Imai

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Yasuo Yoshihara

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Yoshiyuki Yato

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Yutaka Sakurai

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