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Original Article

Intraneural Tissue Reactions Induced by Internal Neurolysis

An Experimental Study on the Blood-Nerve Barrier, Connective Tissues and Nerve Fibres of Rabbit Tibial Nerve

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Pages 3-8 | Published online: 18 Mar 2010

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