Cirugía de reparación del plexo braquial del adulto
@article{Durandeau2014CirugaDR, title={Cirug{\'i}a de reparaci{\'o}n del plexo braquial del adulto}, author={A. Durandeau and Thierry Fabre}, journal={EMC - T{\'e}cnicas Quir{\'u}rgicas - Ortopedia y Traumatolog{\'i}a}, year={2014}, volume={6}, pages={1-14} }
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Lesiones del plexo braquial de etiología variada, serie de casos
- Medicine, PsychologyRevista Hospital Ju�rez de M�xico
- 2020
Knowing about this pathology is of vital importance for its early diagnosis and avoiding functional sequelae as much as possible.
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