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Emel Demir

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Sensory processes, perception and performance
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|Aug 30, 2024
Changes of oxidative stress in 3D film to be prepared for echocardiography: A randomized controlled study.

Emel Demir, Vesile Duzguner, Nuh Yilmaz

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