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Christina Yip

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|Aug 27, 2020

Was it the saline or the silicone gel that turned green in a Becker expander implant reconstruction over time?

Christina Yip, J Michael Dixon

|Jun 13, 2019

A method to secure the Becker expander implant inflation port.

Christina Yip, Ben K Chew

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