Achieving biocompatible stiffness in NiTi through additive manufacturing

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Finite Element Simulation and Additive Manufacturing of Stiffness-Matched NiTi Fixation Hardware for Mandibular Reconstruction Surgery.

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Christoph Haberland

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David Dean

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Haluk Karaca

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Jason M Walker

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Mahmoud Kadkhodaei

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Mohammad Elahinia

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Mohammadreza Karamooz

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Mohsen Taheri Andani

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Rasool Rahmanian

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