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Biopsy of Deep-Seated Head and Neck Lesions under Intraoral Ultrasound Guidance

K.T. Wong, R.K.Y. Tsang, G.M.K. Tse, E.H.Y. Yuen and A.T. Ahuja
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K.T. Wong, R.K.Y. Tsang, G.M.K. Tse, E.H.Y. Yuen, A.T. Ahuja
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