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[PROPOSALS FOR NORMALIZATION AND STANDARDIZATION OF STERILIZATION].

P OESTERLE·H HORN·A LANGE·R PRZYBOROWSKI·W CLEMENS
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P OESTERLE, H HORN, A LANGE, R PRZYBOROWSKI, W CLEMENS. 1964-05-14. [PROPOSALS FOR NORMALIZATION AND STANDARDIZATION OF STERILIZATION].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/14220154/

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