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Journal of the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners|April 5, 2002

Neurocysticercosis: migration of a parasiteH W Bales

The Journal of Trauma|November 1, 1972

The absorption into burned skin of Sulfamylon acetate from 5 per cent aqueous solutionH N Harrison, H W Bales, F Jacoby

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery|October 1, 1974

Tissue transfers for functional reconstruction in thoracic surgeryA L Cervino, H W Bales, G L Emerson

The Journal of Trauma|November 1, 1972

The absorption of C 14 -labeled Sulfamylon acetate through burned skin. I. Experimental methods and initial observationsH N Harrison, W P Blackmore, H W Bales, et al.

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Journal of the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners|April 5, 2002

Neurocysticercosis: migration of a parasiteH W Bales

The Journal of Trauma|November 1, 1972

The absorption into burned skin of Sulfamylon acetate from 5 per cent aqueous solutionH N Harrison, H W Bales, F Jacoby

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery|October 1, 1974

Tissue transfers for functional reconstruction in thoracic surgeryA L Cervino, H W Bales, G L Emerson

The Journal of Trauma|November 1, 1972

The absorption of C 14 -labeled Sulfamylon acetate through burned skin. I. Experimental methods and initial observationsH N Harrison, W P Blackmore, H W Bales, et al.

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