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... Active Staff , Campbell Clinic , Baptist Memorial Hospital , LeBonheur Children
' s Medical Center , Regional Medical ... and 69 Clinical Assistant Professor of
Orthopaedic Surgery , University of Tennessee , Memphis , Tenn . ; Active Staff ...
... Active Staff , Campbell Clinic , Baptist Memorial Hospital , LeBonheur Children
' s Medical Center , Regional Medical ... and 69 Clinical Assistant Professor of
Orthopaedic Surgery , University of Tennessee , Memphis , Tenn . ; Active Staff ...
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... Memphis , Tenn . ; Chief of Orthopaedic Service , Presley Trauma Center ;
Active Staff , Campbell Clinic , Baptist Memorial Hospital , Regional Medical
Center at Memphis , University of Tennessee Medical Center / William F . Bowld
Hospital ...
... Memphis , Tenn . ; Chief of Orthopaedic Service , Presley Trauma Center ;
Active Staff , Campbell Clinic , Baptist Memorial Hospital , Regional Medical
Center at Memphis , University of Tennessee Medical Center / William F . Bowld
Hospital ...
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Detach subperiosteally from its origin the active posterior part of the deltoid and
free it distally from the deep structures for about one half its length , with care to
avoid injuring the axillary nerve and its branches . Expose subperiosteally the ...
Detach subperiosteally from its origin the active posterior part of the deltoid and
free it distally from the deep structures for about one half its length , with care to
avoid injuring the axillary nerve and its branches . Expose subperiosteally the ...
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ARTHROPLASTY VOLUME FOUR | 2527 |
Arthroplasty of hip 1213 T David Sisk | 2547 |
VOLUME | 2554 |
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