Collagen Conduits in Management of Painful Neuromas of the Foot and Ankle

Posted on March 1, 2013 by admin

Use of Collagen Conduits in Management of Painful Neuromas of the Foot and Ankle. Gould JS, Naranje SM, McGwin G Jr, Florence M, Cheppalli S. Foot Ankle Int

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Collagen Conduits in Management of Painful Neuromas of the Foot and Ankle

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