Using temperature to predict areas of high shear stress in the diabetic foot

Posted on October 8, 2014 by admin

Temperature as a predictive tool for plantar tri-axial loading Metin Yavuz, Ryan W. Brem, Brian L

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Using temperature to predict areas of high shear stress in the diabetic foot

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