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The Shaw Scalpel.

T A Tromovitch·R G Glogau·S J Stegman
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Abstract

The Shaw Scalpel is a new relatively inexpensive electric scalpel that produces cold-steel scalpel accuracy with instant coagulation of most blood vessels encountered in dermatologic surgery. It surely will become a favorite instrument for dermatologic surgeons.

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T A Tromovitch, R G Glogau, S J Stegman. 1983. The Shaw Scalpel.. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1524-4725.1983.tb00808.x

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