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December 1, 2009The journal of nutrition health & agingOpen Access

Estimation of stature by measuring fibula and ulna bone length in 2443 older adults

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TATung Wai AuyeungChinese University of Hong KongJLJ.S.W. LeeMinistry of HealthTKTimothy KwokChinese University of Hong Kong

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