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[Radiographic interpretation: normal anatomical structure simulating pathologic phenomena].

D Garcias·J C Chaussy·M Burdin·M Sauteyron
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D Garcias, J C Chaussy, M Burdin, M Sauteyron. 1977. [Radiographic interpretation: normal anatomical structure simulating pathologic phenomena].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/613748/

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