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McKay D Reese1, Yash A Mehta2, Robert Craig Clark1

  • 1From the Division of Plastic Surgery, UC San Diego Health, San Diego.

Annals of plastic surgery
|May 1, 2025
PubMed
概括

在非细胞皮肤矩阵 (ADM) 研究中的有影响力的作者获得了大量的行业支付. 网络分析显示,作者的影响力与他们与ADM生产公司的财务联系之间存在正相关性.

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无细胞皮肤基质.共同作者网络分析分析利益冲突 利益冲突行业融资行业的融资行业的融资行业

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