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41.	Applicable Anatomic Study Of The Jejunum Supplied By The 3～(rd) Jejunal Artery
42.	The Anatomic Study Of The Extracranial Accessory Nerve And Hypoglossal Nerve
43.	Anatomic Study On The Vertebral Level Of The Termination Of The Spinal Cord And Distribution Of Neural Stem Cells In The Filum Terminale
44.	Applied Anatomic Study Of Di-pedicle Gastrocnemius Myocutaneous Flap In The Treatment Of Soft Tissue Defect Around Heel Combining Achilles Tendon Defect And Clinical Report
45.	Anatomic Study On The Autografts For Arthroscopic ACL Reconstruction And Its Clinical Application
46.	Anatomic Study Of Relationship Between The Ureteropelvic Junction And Kidney Vasculars
47.	Anatomic Study And Biomechanical Evaluation About The Posterior Atlantoaxial Transarticular Screw Fixation
48.	The Clinical And Anatomic Study Of Sciatic Nerve Injury Secondary To The Fracture Or/and Dislocation Of The Hip
49.	Anatomic Study Of The Sphenoidal Sinus And Its Application In Pituitary Adenoma Resection By Trans-single Nostril And Transsphenoidal Approach
50.	Anatomic Study And Clinical Significance Of The Blood Supply On The Ilioinguinal Region
51.	The Anatomic Study Of Single-nostril Transsphenoidal Approach For Pituitary Adenoma Microsurgery
52.	Applied Anatomic Study Of Internal Thoracic Artery With Ultrasonic Examination
53.	The Observation Of Ureteral Anatomy And The Anatomic Study Of Pelvis CT
54.	Anatomic Study Of Deep Branch Of Ulnar Nerve And Analysis For The Function Characteristic Of The Third Palmar Intreorsseous Muscle
55.	The Imaging Anatomic Study Of The L5 Pedicle And Its Value In PVP Procedure
56.	Anatomic Study On Flap With Superficial Branch Of Radial Nerve And Its Nourishing Blood Vessels
57.	The Anatomic Study Of The Spontaneous Disruption Of The Deep Branch Of Radial Nerve
58.	Clinical Applied Anatomic Study And CT Measurement Of The Sacroiliac Screw Internal Fixation
59.	Applied Anatomic Study On Landmark Of Anterior Decompression And Blood Supply In The Subaxial Cervical Vertebrae
60.	The Transoral-Transpharyngeal Approach To The Middle And Lower Part Of Clivus And The Lesions Of Great Occipital Foramen And Upper Spine: Endosconic Anatomic Study
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