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Anatomy10

Cells, Immobilized Cervical Vertebrae Vitreous Body Focal Adhesions Finger Phalanges Atlanto-Axial Joint Extracellular Matrix Muscle, Skeletal Cytoskeleton Odontoid Process

Organisms2

Diseases18

Dislocations Spinal Injuries Fractures, Closed Vitreous Detachment Femoral Fractures Retinal Detachment Muscular Atrophy Fractures, Bone Scoliosis Humeral Fractures Tibial Fractures Muscular Disorders, Atrophic Eye Diseases Ulna Fractures Ankle Injuries Rupture Retinal Perforations Postpartum Hemorrhage

Chemicals and Drugs20

Enzymes, Immobilized Immobilized Proteins Antibodies, Immobilized Tiletamine Zolazepam Acrylic Resins Myosin Type II Sepharose Sperm Immobilizing Agents Gold Silanes Silicon Dioxide Coated Materials, Biocompatible Polystyrenes Streptavidin Inorganic Chemicals Gels Silica Gel Polymers Gelatin

Analytical, Diagnostic and Therapeutic Techniques and Equipment28

Traction Immobilization Casts, Surgical Treponema Immobilization Test Restraint, Physical Fracture Fixation Biosensing Techniques Hindlimb Suspension Splints Vitrectomy Braces Extraoral Traction Appliances Microscopy, Atomic Force External Fixators Range of Motion, Articular Fracture Fixation, Intramedullary Microspheres Treatment Outcome Models, Biological Photoelectron Spectroscopy Bone Nails Early Ambulation Transducers, Pressure Orthopedic Fixation Devices Fracture Fixation, Internal Physical Therapy Modalities Microscopy, Electron, Scanning Microscopy

Phenomena and Processes15

Stress, Mechanical Surface Properties Labor Stage, Third Mechanotransduction, Cellular Adsorption Biomechanical Phenomena Friction Cell Adhesion Stress, Physiological Time Factors Range of Motion, Articular Cell Movement Mechanical Processes Tensile Strength Fracture Healing

Disciplines and Occupations3

Microtechnology Biotechnology Microscopy

Technology, Industry, Agriculture8

Acrylic Resins Glass Coated Materials, Biocompatible Microtechnology Polystyrenes Biotechnology Beauty Culture Polymers

Health Care2

Hindlimb Suspension Treatment Outcome

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