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Selective Inductive Heating of Lymph Nodes

Annals of Surgery · 1957 · Vol. 146(4) · pp. 596–606

R. K. GILCHRIST✉(St. Luke's Hospital)Richard Medal(Texas Health Dallas)William D. Shorey(St. Luke's Hospital)Russell C. Hanselman(Texas Health Dallas)JOHN C. PARROTT(St. Luke's Hospital)C. B. Taylor(St. Luke's Hospital)

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Abstract

GILCHRIST, R. K. M.D.; MEDAL, RICHARD B.S.; SHOREY, WILLIAM D. M.D.; HANSELMAN, RUSSELL C. M.D.; PARROTT, JOHN C. M.D.; TAYLOR, C. BRUCE M.D. Author Information

Thyroid and Parathyroid Surgery Lung Cancer Diagnosis and TreatmentMedicineLymphPathology

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AnimalsHot TemperatureHeatingLymph NodesNeoplasmsNeoplasms, Experimental

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