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The bulletin of the Yamaguchi Medical School Volume 41 Issue 3-4
published_at 1994-12

Clinical and Animal Studies of the Varicocele: Current Concepts and Treatment

Clinical and Animal Studies of the Varicocele: Current Concepts and Treatment
Takihara Hiroshi
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