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Lateral canthopexy using the hollow needle technique.

Richard C Hagerty·Stephen J Mittelstaedt·Patrick O'Neill·Tracy S Harvey
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Richard C Hagerty, Stephen J Mittelstaedt, Patrick O'Neill, Tracy S Harvey. 2006. Lateral canthopexy using the hollow needle technique.. https://doi.org/10.1097/01.prs.0000215337.83098.8e

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