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[Anesthesia and adenectomy under visual control with bipolar electrocoagulation]
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|October 1, 1979
Abstract:
To make complete removal of the adenoid tissues possible, it is necessary to perform surgery under optical control. The technique for the operation is described, utilizing newly-designed instruments and bipolar electrocoagulation for control of bleeding.
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