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Misrepresentation of research publications among orthopedic surgery fellowship applicants: a comparison with documented misrepresentations in other fields. 骨科奖学金申请者研究出版物的失实陈述:与其他领域文献失实陈述的比较。
Spine (Philadelphia, Pa. : 1986) Pub Date : 2003-04-01
Manish V Patel, Ben B Pradhan, Roy A Meals
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Misrepresentation of research publications among orthopaedic surgery fellowship applicants: a comparison with documented misrepresentations in other fields. 骨科奖学金申请者研究出版物的失实陈述:与其他领域的文献失实陈述的比较。
Spine (Philadelphia, Pa. : 1986) Pub Date : 2003-04-01 DOI: 10.1097/01.brs.0000051908.01447.1c
Frank J Eismont
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