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1.	Spiral Ct Features Of Acute Pancreatitis Involving The Left Adrenal Gland And Its Anatomical Basis
2.	Analysis Of Anatomical Basis And Clinical Application Of Laparoscopic Anatomical Splenectomy
3.	Minimally Invasive Percutaneous Internal Fixation With The Sextant Spinal System For Thoracolumbar Fractures And The Anatomical Basis For This Technology
4.	Anatomical Basis Of The Greater Thenar Flap And Its Clinical Application Study
5.	The Anatomical Basis And Menifestation Of Digital Subtraction Angiography In Patients With Bronchiectasis And Hemoptysis
6.	Study On Anatomical Basis And Clinical Application Of Auricular Cartilage For Repairing Of Nasal Alar Cartilage Defect
7.	Ultrasound Imaging Of Nasopharynx And Its Anatomical Basis
8.	Acute Pancreatitis Lesions And Their Anatomical Basis
9.	The Anatomical Basis And Clinical Application Of Free Medial Phantar Cutaneous Branch Flap
10.	The Anatomical Basis Of The Improved Accessory Nerve Amputation Operation In Treating The Spasmodic Torticollis
11.	The Anatomical Basis Of Interventional Radiology For Budd-chiari Syndrome
12.	Acute Pancreatitis Associated With Pleural Effusion Multi-slice CT Manifestations And Anatomical Basis
13.	The Anatomical Basis Of The Impact On The Stability Of Lumbar Spine Of Pedicle-lengthening Osteotomy For The Treatment Of Lumbar Spinal Stenosis And Initial Biomechanical Analysis
14.	The Anatomical Basis For Designing And Clinical Application Of Medial Pedis Perforator Flap
15.	Anatomical Basis And Clinical Application Of Interval Approach In The Front Of The Gluteus Medius For Intertrochanteric Fracture
16.	Anatomical Basis Of Cervical Vertigo Vertigo Diagnosis
17.	Anatomical Basis Of The Flap Based On The Dorsal Perforatorsof The Plantar Artery
18.	Acupotome Cutting Yellow Ligament Treated Yellow Ligament Hypertrophic Lumbar Cone Tube Stenosis Disease Anatomical Basis And Clinical Application
19.	The Anatomical Basis Of Kawase Approach
20.	The Histopathological And Anatomical Basis Of Pull-through Conformal Resection In Ultra Low Rectal Cancer
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