Pathological Changes of Small Blood Vessels in Maxillofacial Region Following High Velocity Missile Wound:an Experimental Study in Dogs

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Pathological Changes of Small Blood Vessels in Maxillofacial Region Following High Velocity Missile Wound:an Experimental Study in Dogs

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- Pathological Changes of Small Blood Vessels in Maxillofacial Region Following High Velocity Missile Wound:an Experimental Study in Dogs
- 谭颖徽 , 周树夏 , 刘宝林 , 刘荫秋 , 程学明 , 赖西南
- Military Medical Research Issue 3, Pages: 232-236(1990)
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  1. Department of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Stomatological Hospital
  2. Fourth Military Medical College
  3. ,Chongqing,630038
  4. Department 6
  5. Research Institute of Surgery
  6. Third Military Medical College
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