Epidural Fat Tissue Is More Effective for Scar Prevention Than Conventional Subcutaneous Fat Grafting After Laminectomy in a Mouse Model

Epidural Fat Tissue Is More Effective for Scar Prevention Than Conventional Subcutaneous Fat Grafting After Laminectomy in a Mouse Model
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10.1097/brs.0000000000004281
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2021-11
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通讯作者:
Kazuhiro Hata;Kazu Kobayakawa;H. Saiwai;Tetsuya Tamaru;Hirotaka Lura;Yohei Haruta;Gentarou Ono;Kazuki Kitade;T. Maeda;Y. Nakashima;Seiji Okada
Kazuhiro Hata;Kazu Kobayakawa;H. Saiwai;Tetsuya Tamaru;Hirotaka Lura;Yohei Haruta;Gentarou Ono;Kazuki Kitade;T. Maeda;Y. Nakashima;Seiji Okada
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医学2区
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作者:
Kazuhiro Hata;Kazu Kobayakawa;H. Saiwai;Tetsuya Tamaru;Hirotaka Lura;Yohei Haruta;Gentarou Ono;Kazuki Kitade;T. Maeda;Y. Nakashima;Seiji Okada

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