August 1, 2000

The Great Escape

RGRichard M. GoreChicago Department of Public Health DBDennis M. BalfeMallinckrodt (United States)RARobert I. AizensteinUniversity of Illinois Chicago

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The Great EscapeInterfascial Decompression Planes of the RetroperitoneumRichard M. Gore1, Dennis M. Balfe2, Robert I. Aizenstein3 and Paul M. Silverman4Audio Available | Share

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