Reconstruction of Chest Wall Defects Using a Technique Involving Mesh, Titanium Plates, and a Pedunculated Muscle Flap |
Koole, Dave
(Department of Thoracic Surgery, Elisabeth-Tweesteden Hospital)
Bemelman, M. (Department of Thoracic Surgery, Elisabeth-Tweesteden Hospital) Schijen, Joost (Department of Pulmonology, Elisabeth-Tweesteden Hospital) de Fijter, Marnix (Department of Thoracic Surgery, Elisabeth-Tweesteden Hospital) Niet, Joel van der (Department of Thoracic Surgery, Elisabeth-Tweesteden Hospital) |
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