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October 1, 2001Journal of the History of Medicine and Allied Sciences

E. George Squier and the Discovery of Cranial Trepanation: A Landmark in the History of Surgery and Ancient Medicine

Stanley Finger H. R. FERNANDO

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STANLEY FINGER, HIRAN R. FERNANDO; E. George Squier and the Discovery of Cranial Trepanation: A Landmark in the History of Surgery and Ancient Medicine, Jo

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