Development of a 23.5 kHz ultrasonically activated device for laparoscopic surgery

E. Kanehira Department of Surgery (I), Kanazawa University School of Medicine,

K. Omura Department of Surgery (I), Kanazawa University School of Medicine,

T. Kinoshita Department of Surgery (I), Kanazawa University School of Medicine,

M. Sasaki Department of Surgery, Saiseikai Takaoka Hospital,

T. Watanabe Department of Surgery, Saiseikai Takaoka Hospital,

K. Kawakami Department of Surgery (I), Kanazawa University School of Medicine,

Y. Watanabe Department of Surgery (I), Kanazawa University School of Medicine,

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