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Virtual CT gastrectomy by three-dimensional imaging using multidetector-row CT for laparoscopic gastrectomy.

M Matsuki·S Kanazawa·T Kanamoto·Y Inada·H Kani·M Tanikake·S Yoshikawa·I Narabayashi·Y Tatsumi·H Nishimura·S W Lee·E Nomura·J Okuda·N Tanigawa
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M Matsuki, S Kanazawa, T Kanamoto, Y Inada, H Kani, M Tanikake, S Yoshikawa, I Narabayashi, Y Tatsumi, H Nishimura, S W Lee, E Nomura, J Okuda, N Tanigawa. Virtual CT gastrectomy by three-dimensional imaging using multidetector-row CT for laparoscopic gastrectomy.. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00261-005-0360-2

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