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April 1, 1992Journal of Biomedical Materials Research

Preparation of poly ( D, L ) lactide microspheres by emulsion–solvent evaporation, and their clinical applications as a convenient embolic material

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CGChristian GrandfilsUniversity of LiègePFP. FlandroyUniversity of LiègeNNN Nihant

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