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Dustin Grover

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Dustin M Grover; Dustin Thompson; Maury L Hull; Stephen M Howell
Empirical relationship between lengthening an anterior cruciate ligament graft and increases in knee anterior laxity: a human cadaveric study.
Dustin M Grover; Stephen M Howell; Maury L Hull
Early tension loss in an anterior cruciate ligament graft. A cadaver study of four tibial fixation devices.
Shana B Bailey; Dustin M Grover; Stephen M Howell; Maury L Hull
Foam-reinforced elderly human tibia approximates young human tibia better than porcine tibia: a study of the structural properties of three soft tissue fixation devices.

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2006: Dustin M Grover; Dustin Thompson; Maury L Hull; Stephen M Howell
Empirical relationship between lengthening an anterior cruciate ligament graft and increases in knee anterior laxity: a human cadaveric study.
Journal of biomechanical engineering 2006;128(6):969-72.
2005: Dustin M Grover; Stephen M Howell; Maury L Hull
Early tension loss in an anterior cruciate ligament graft. A cadaver study of four tibial fixation devices.
The Journal of bone and joint surgery. American volume 2005;87(2):381-90.
2004: Shana B Bailey; Dustin M Grover; Stephen M Howell; Maury L Hull
Foam-reinforced elderly human tibia approximates young human tibia better than porcine tibia: a study of the structural properties of three soft tissue fixation devices.
The American journal of sports medicine 2004;32(3):755-64.