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Med Hist. 2003 January; 47(1): 89–98.
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Surgical instruments in the Taxila Museum.
Nasim H Naqvi
Heaton Grange Cottage, Heaton Grange Drive, Bolton, BL1 5DA, UK.
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  • Arnott R. Surgical practice in the prehistoric Aegean. Medizinhist J. 1997;32(3-4):249–278. [PubMed]
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