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To cryo or not to cryo? A persistent scalp lesion
Juliet Smith1, Jim Muir2, Daniel Kennedy3
1BMed, RACGP Registrar, Banyo Clinic, Brisbane, Qld.
Australian Journal of General Practice
|October 29, 2021
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