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General surgery and semiology

E.Guţu, D.Casian, V.Iacub, V.Culiuc

  • 85 pages
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A concise lecture support on surgical basics, including antisepsis, hemorrhage, anesthesia and perioperative care. A practical starting point for medical students entering surgery.

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