Titlebook: Blood Supply of Bone; Scientific Aspects Murray Brookes,William J. Revell Book 1998 Springer-Verlag London Limited 1998 blood vessel.bone.c

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Murray Brookes,William J. RevellCovers all aspects of blood supply to the bones.Extremely authoritative and highly-experienced authors.There are no comparable books currently available

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