Mahaisavariya, 2006 - Google Patents
Minimal Invasive Orthopaedic SurgeryMahaisavariya, 2006
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- Mahaisavariya B
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- Siriraj Medical Journal
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E-Journal: http://www. sirirajmedj. com n the old days, all surgeons were taught the value of a wide exposure in their surgery. The main advantages of wider exposure include; better direct visualization, better direct access to the pathology, sufficient room for surgical …
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