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Standardizing the Nomenclature of Grafts
The American Journal of Cosmetic Surgery, 1996The field of hair restoration surgery has experienced rapid growth and advancement, which has enabled an unparalleled aesthetic result compared to years past. Unfortunately, many of the recent advances and refinements have contributed to a concomitant increase in confusion regarding terminology.
Barbara J. Schell +2 more
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STANDARD NOMENCLATURE OF DISEASE
Archives of Dermatology, 1942This report is partly in the nature of a book review and partly a discussion of the work of the committee which wrote the section on diseases of the skin. The third edition of the book in question is entitled "Standard Nomenclature of Disease and Standard Nomenclature of Operations." It has been completely revised and published by the American Medical ...
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Standardization and nomenclature
2012The book is an introduction to a broad range of materials: metals, plastics, ceramics and biomaterials. Basic knowledge and relevant information is presented for designers and engineers concerning the design and manufacture of new products or the improvement of existing ones. Also, modern developments and future trends are treated, in particular in the
van Mourik, P +2 more
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Archives of Dermatology, 1960
To The Editor:— The paper, "Dermatological Nomenclature," by S. W. Becker, which was delivered before, and discussed by, an exclusive audience is now (A.M.A.Arch. Dermat.80:778 [Dec.] 1959) in the realm of general debate. I would like to make some points. Assuming that a standardized nomenclature of skin diseases is desirable and feasible, how can it
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To The Editor:— The paper, "Dermatological Nomenclature," by S. W. Becker, which was delivered before, and discussed by, an exclusive audience is now (A.M.A.Arch. Dermat.80:778 [Dec.] 1959) in the realm of general debate. I would like to make some points. Assuming that a standardized nomenclature of skin diseases is desirable and feasible, how can it
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Standardization of Lip Muscle Nomenclature
Journal of Speech and Hearing Research, 1978J W, Folkins +2 more
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Standardized rat genetic nomenclature
Mammalian Genome, 1995G, Levan +4 more
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ACTH NOMENCLATURE AND STANDARDIZATION
Journal of the American Medical Association, 1951openaire +2 more sources