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. 1999 Jun;4(2):51-60.
doi: 10.1177/108471389900400205.

The audiologic assessment of the young pediatric patient: the clinic

D L Sabo  1
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The audiologic assessment of the young pediatric patient: the clinic

D L Sabo. Trends Amplif. 1999 Jun.
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