[Microvascular surgery. Technic and application in reconstructive surgery].

K E Bos; G A Malfeyten; S J Wijthoff

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[Microvascular surgery. Technic and application in reconstructive surgery].

K E Bos·G A Malfeyten·S J Wijthoff

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K E Bos, G A Malfeyten, S J Wijthoff. 1978-04-01. [Microvascular surgery. Technic and application in reconstructive surgery].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/347313/

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