Transection of the innominate artery for tracheomalacia caused by persistent opisthotonus
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概要
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- 2004-01-01
著者
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Ono Yasuyuki
Division Of Pediatric Surgery Kobe Children's Hospital
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Nishijima Eiji
Department Of Pediatric Surgery Kobe Children's Hospital
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Tsugawa Chikara
Department Of Pediatric Surgery Kobe Children's Hospital
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Muraji Toshihiro
Divisions Of Pediatric Surgery Radiology And Pathology Kobe Children's Hospital
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Muraji Toshihiro
Department Of Surgery Kobe Children's Hospital
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Nishijima Eiji
Divisions Of Pediatric Surgery Radiology And Pathology Kobe Children's Hospital
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Takamizawa Shigeru
Divisions Of Pediatric Surgery Radiology And Pathology Kobe Children's Hospital
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Tsugawa Chikara
Divisions Of Pediatric Surgery Radiology And Pathology Kobe Children's Hospital
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Satoh Shiiki
Divisions Of Pediatric Surgery Radiology And Pathology Kobe Children's Hospital
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Muraji Toshihiro
Department Of Pediatric Surgery Kobe Children's Hospital Of Hyogo Prefecture
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Tsugawa Chikara
Divisions Of Pediatric Surgery And Pediatric Radiology Kobe Children's Hospital
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