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[Communication in hand surgery].

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Computer-aided communication provides us with an easy way of exchanging different messages. Personal data (E-Mail) can be transferred as easy as pictures. News-groups would be intended to act as a forum where many people could interact and share information on issues related to the practice and the advancement of hand surgery. This paper explains the technique and the advantage of electronic communication. Using already existing computer-networks will enable us to start communication at once.

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P Hahn, M Schulte, U Lanz. 1996. [Communication in hand surgery].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8964555/

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