TOMOGRAPHIC ANATOMY OF THE SUPERIOR MEDIASTINUM——THE CORRESPONDING RELATION OF THE MAJOR VESSEIS AND TRACHEAL BIFURCATION TO THE SURFACE LANDMARKS AND VERTEBRAL COLUMN
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TOMOGRAPHIC ANATOMY OF THE SUPERIOR MEDIASTINUM——THE CORRESPONDING RELATION OF THE MAJOR VESSEIS AND TRACHEAL BIFURCATION TO THE SURFACE LANDMARKS AND VERTEBRAL COLUMN
Journal of Chongqing Medical UniversityIssue 3, Pages: 173-179(1988)
Department of Anatomy: Zhou Tingyong et al. TOMOGRAPHIC ANATOMY OF THE SUPERIOR MEDIASTINUM——THE CORRESPONDING RELATION OF THE MAJOR VESSEIS AND TRACHEAL BIFURCATION TO THE SURFACE LANDMARKS AND VERTEBRAL COLUMN. [J]. Journal of Chongqing Medical University (3):173-179(1988)
Department of Anatomy: Zhou Tingyong et al. TOMOGRAPHIC ANATOMY OF THE SUPERIOR MEDIASTINUM——THE CORRESPONDING RELATION OF THE MAJOR VESSEIS AND TRACHEAL BIFURCATION TO THE SURFACE LANDMARKS AND VERTEBRAL COLUMN. [J]. Journal of Chongqing Medical University (3):173-179(1988) DOI: 10.13406/j.cnki.cyxb.1988.03.003.
TOMOGRAPHIC ANATOMY OF THE SUPERIOR MEDIASTINUM——THE CORRESPONDING RELATION OF THE MAJOR VESSEIS AND TRACHEAL BIFURCATION TO THE SURFACE LANDMARKS AND VERTEBRAL COLUMN
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