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Organic chemistry not elsewhere classified

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|Jun 08, 2023

What is the C2 pedicle, pars interarticularis, and isthmus? Anatomical study and review of the literature regarding these confusing terms with proposal of new nomenclature.

Cameron Schmidt, Arada Chaiyamoon, Juan J Cardona

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