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Original Article

Infrared transillumination using photography and television (videodioscopy)

(Consultant Surgeon and Clinical Senior Lecturer) (Director of Medical Illustration) (Consultant Surgeon and Clinical Senior Lecturer) (Director of Medical Illustration) &
Pages 86-90 | Published online: 10 Jul 2009

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