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About 80 percent of donors suffer deterioration of health after surgery, according to a COFS study. Lower minimum CoFs have been generally demonstrated with the presence of synovial fluid. An Oxford-type shoe (a leather shoe with lacing and a low heel) with various heel configurations was found to provide safe dynamic COFs on common dry household surfaces, the beveled heel configuration being the most slip-resistant. |
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COFOL COFOP CoFoR COFORD CoforOuest COFORWA COFOS cofound cofounded cofounder cofounding cofounds COFP COFPAES COFPC COFPI COFR COFR-SNUG COFRAC COFRADE COFRC COFREND COFRI COFRS CofS COFSACOFSE COFSP COFSTA COFT COFT-I COFTA COFTE COFTEC COFTU COFUF cofunction cofunction Cofunctions Cofunctions Cofunctor Cofunctor COFUR COFUSCO COFVE COFW COFWA COFZ cog cog cog cog cog Cog (disambiguation) Cog (disambiguation) | |||||
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