8 results match your criteria: "International Medical Information Center[Affiliation]"
Erratum to: Why not use your own body weight to prevent falls? A randomized, controlled trial of balance therapy to prevent falls and fractures for elderly people who can stand on one leg for ≤15 s.
J Orthop Sci
March 2014
International Medical Information Center, 35 Shinano-machi, Shinjyuku-ku, Tokyo, Japan.
The concept of simulation surgery.
Keio J Med
March 2001
Keio University, International Medical Information Center, Tokyo, Japan.
The computer and simulation surgery.
Keio J Med
March 2001
Keio University, International Medical Information Center, Tokyo, Japan.
Practical considerations in empirical simulation surgery, with special reference to plastic surgery.
Keio J Med
March 2001
Keio University, International Medical Information Center, Tokyo, Japan.
Types of simulation surgery.
Keio J Med
March 2001
Keio University, International Medical Information Center, Tokyo, Japan.
Computer aided simulation surgery as an educational tool.
Keio J Med
March 2001
Keio University, International Medical Information Center, Tokyo, Japan.
Computer aided simulation surgery and informed consent: implications for the patient and the family.
Keio J Med
March 2001
Keio University, International Medical Information Center, Tokyo, Japan.
Historical overview.
Keio J Med
March 2001
Keio University, International Medical Information Center, Tokyo, Japan.