Mucosal Perfusion Preservation by a Novel Shapeable Tissue Expander for Oral Reconstruction.

Mucosal Perfusion Preservation by a Novel Shapeable Tissue Expander for Oral Reconstruction.
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用于口腔重建的新型可塑形组织扩张器保留粘膜灌注。

DOI:
10.1097/gox.0000000000001449
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2017
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Plastic and reconstructive surgery. Global open
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Barco,ClarkT
Barco,ClarkT
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Barwinska,Daria;Garner,John;Davidson,DarrellD;Cook,ToddG;Eckert,GeorgeJ;Tholpady,SunilS;March,KeithL;Park,Kinam;Barco,ClarkT

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