Mechanical properties of gels and other materials with respect to their use in pads transmitting forces to the human body
by William Wai-Chung Chow
Book 13 of University of Michigan. Medical School. Dept. of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. [Orthotics Research Project]. Technical report --
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