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. 2017 Jan;6(1):117-119.

Scar Revision: Analysis of Post-Scar Revision Satisfaction and Parameters Decisive for Patients' Satisfaction

Patil Salil  1 , Boro Sumanjit  1 , Prajapati Chetan  1 , Suri P Manav  1 , Sachde P Jayesh  1 , M F Shaikh  1
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Scar Revision: Analysis of Post-Scar Revision Satisfaction and Parameters Decisive for Patients' Satisfaction

Patil Salil et al. World J Plast Surg. 2017 Jan.
No abstract available

Keywords: India; Patient satisfaction; Scar revision.

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