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February 1, 2003Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery

An Update on the Role of Subcutaneous Infiltration in Suction-Assisted Lipoplasty

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Rohrich, Rod J. M.D.; Kenkel, Jeffrey M. M.D.; Janis, Jeffrey E. M.D.; Beran, Samuel J. M.D.; Fodor, Peter B. M.D. Author Information

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