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Abnormally high bifurcation of the brachiocephalic trunk as a potential operative hazard: case report
Goran Racic1, Juraj Matulic, Zeljka Roje
1ENT Department, Split University School of Medicine & Split University Hospital, Croatia. racic@kbsplit.hr
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