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Gabrielle Bui1, Miranda J Rogers1, Christian Shigley1

  • 1Department of Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine, University of Washington, Seattle, WA.

Journal of hand surgery global online
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PubMed
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部冲击综合征可能导致手腕疼痛. 这份报告详细介绍了使用尼丁醇支架和板进行缩骨切除术后的非结合治疗,并建议进一步研究长期结果.

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固定方式 固定方式没有工会,没有工会.骨切除术 (osteotomy) 是一个骨切除术.缩短时间缩短时间这些是主食 Staples.乌尔纳乌尔纳 乌尔纳乌尔纳

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