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Rekonstruktive Neurochirurgie: nicht nur bei Nervenverletzungen

Reconstructive neurosurgery: not just for nerve injury

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Kretschmer, T. Rekonstruktive Neurochirurgie: nicht nur bei Nervenverletzungen. DGNeurologie 6, 287–296 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s42451-023-00548-w

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