Résultats des ostéosynthèses par plaques des fractures de l’humérus distal du sujet de plus de 65 ans

@article{Clavert2013RsultatsDO,
  title={R{\'e}sultats des ost{\'e}osynth{\`e}ses par plaques des fractures de l’hum{\'e}rus distal du sujet de plus de 65 ans},
  author={Philippe Clavert and G. Ducrot and François Sirveaux and Thierry Fabre and Pierre Mansat},
  journal={Revue de Chirurgie Orthop{\'e}dique et Traumatologique},
  year={2013},
  volume={99},
  pages={632-638}
}
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