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Approaches to Fossa cranii post. (Figs. 166 to 201)

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Planning Strategies of Intracranial Microsurgery

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    Prof. Dr. med. Wolfgang Seeger (Medical Director of the Department of General Neurosurgery and Chairman of Neurosurgery of the Neurosurgical Clinic)

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Seeger, W. (1986). Approaches to Fossa cranii post. (Figs. 166 to 201). In: Planning Strategies of Intracranial Microsurgery. Springer, Vienna. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-6992-6_9

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