Synthesizing of Bone Injury Discipline and Mechanics

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The paper first summarizes the evolution of the differentiation and synthesizing of bone injury discipline and mechanics and then, with the application of material mechanics, mechanical vibration and dynamics in bone injury discipline, comes to the conclusion that differentiation is the prerequisite for disciplinary development and synthesizing is the inevitable trend or result of disciplinary development.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 641-642)

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850-853

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January 2013

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