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Inguinale Lymphleckage nach Mitralklappenrekonstruktion: Mikrochirurgisches Management durch lymphovenöse Anastomosierung

Inguinal lymphatic leakage after mitral valve reconstruction: microsurgical management by lymphovenous anastomosis

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    A. Ring, D. Bedner, P. Kirchhoff, L. Wellkamp, S. U. Bushart & N.-C. Dellmann

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Ring, A., Bedner, D., Kirchhoff, P. et al. Inguinale Lymphleckage nach Mitralklappenrekonstruktion: Mikrochirurgisches Management durch lymphovenöse Anastomosierung. Gefässchirurgie 26, 230–232 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00772-021-00764-2

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