Observations On Contraction of the Fingers (Dupuytren’s Contraction), and Its Successful Treatment by Subcutaneous Divisions of the Palmar Fascia, and Immediate Extension

Observations On Contraction of the Fingers (Dupuytren’s Contraction), and Its Successful Treatment by Subcutaneous Divisions of the Palmar Fascia, and Immediate Extension

William Adams

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Legare Street Press
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2022
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9781017005530
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