Atypical facial access: an unusually high prevalence among patients with skull base tumors treated in 2 centers

Cernea, Claudio Roberto; Dias, Fernando L; Lima, Roberto Araujo; Farias, Terence; Mendon‡a, Ullyanov B. T; Vellutini, Eduardo; Gomes, Marcos Q. T; Nogueira, Jƒnio; Lorencetti, Renata R. G; BrandÆo, Lenine Garcia; Santos, Luiz R. M. dos; Besteiro, Julio Morais; Ishida, Luiz Carlos.
Arch Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg ; 133(8): 858-859, aug., 2007. ilus
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