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Microlaparoscopy.

Efrossini Kolios·Michael E Moran
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Laparoscopic surgeons have made significant efforts to minimize the trauma induced by their procedures. One of the newest methods is the use of mini and micro instruments. This work is reviewed here.

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Efrossini Kolios, Michael E Moran. 2004. Microlaparoscopy.. https://doi.org/10.1089/end.2004.18.811

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