Performance Study of a Torsional Wave Sensor and Cervical Tissue Characterization.

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Performance Study of a Torsional Wave Sensor and Cervical Tissue Characterization

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Antonio Callejas

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Antonio Gomez

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Guillermo Rus

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Miguel Riveiro

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Paloma Massó

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10.3390/S17092078

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Modesto T Lopez-Lopez

Juan Manuel Melchor

Jorge Torres

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2017-09-11T00:00:00Z

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