One hundred consecutive laparoscopic pelvic lymph node dissections: Comparing complications of the first 50 cases to the second 50 cases
Authors:
- Herbert C. BuckleHBHerbert C. Buckle
- H. Roger HadleyHHH. Roger Hadley
- Paul D. LuiPLPaul D. Lui
- Steven C. StewartSSSteven C. Stewart
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