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Characterization of Individuals with Sacroiliac Joint Bridging in a Skeletal Population: Analysis of Degenerative Changes in Spinal Vertebrae
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  • 2006Age estimation from the degree of osteophyte formation of vertebral columns in Japanese77 cited
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  • 2019A case of erosive polyarthropathy from Medieval northern Italy (12th–13th centuries)10 cited

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