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Tenotomy, tenectomy, and capsulotomy for the lesser toes. 肌腱切开术，肌腱切除术，小脚趾囊切开术。

Clinics in podiatry Pub Date : 1985-07-01

M D Roven

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Postsurgical complications and their clinical management. 术后并发症及其临床处理。

Clinics in podiatry Pub Date : 1985-07-01

M G Solomon, C R Young

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Intramedullary decompression with condylectomy for intractable plantar keratoma. 髓内减压加髁突切除术治疗难治性足底角化瘤。

Clinics in podiatry Pub Date : 1985-07-01

M D Roven

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The lixiscope. Use in examination and surgery. 利克斯仪。用于检查和手术。

Clinics in podiatry Pub Date : 1985-07-01

F W George

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Fractures in children. 儿童骨折。

Clinics in podiatry Pub Date : 1985-04-01

B L Scurran

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Management of closed fractures. 闭合性骨折的处理。

Clinics in podiatry Pub Date : 1985-04-01

C Rude