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Morphology and physiology of wounds inflicted by an ultrasonic destructor

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Zel'tser, G.L., Zhloba, A.A. & Kull', M.M. Morphology and physiology of wounds inflicted by an ultrasonic destructor. Bull Exp Biol Med 113, 403–407 (1992). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00783128

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