Biomechanical study of the sacroiliac fracture fixation with titanium rods and pedicle screws.

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Biomechanical study of the sac ...... anium rods and pedicle screws.

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André Nunes Machado

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Edison Noburo Fujiki

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Fabrício Hidetoshi Ueno

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Fábio Lucas Rodrigues

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Luciano Miller Reis Rodrigues

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Marina Justi Pisani

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Minimum 1-year follow-up for patients with vertical shear sacroiliac joint dislocations treated with iliosacral screws: does joint ankylosis or anatomic reduction contribute to functional outcome?

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Biomechanical evaluation of conventional internal contemporary spinal fixation techniques used for stabilization of complete sacroiliac joint separation: a 3-dimensional unilaterally isolated experimental stiffness study.

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154-157

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10.1590/1413-78522015230300970

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biomechanics

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