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The Microsurgical Laboratory,re referred to these useful references, some of which include extremely detailed descriptions of standard methods of practice.. Such an extensive “cookbook” approach will not be repeated and, indeed, would be redundant and repetitious. The basic essentials of a microsurgical laboratory are included

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Flexibility in Applying the Painlevé Testbasic mechanisms of their disease. In fact, the pathophysiology was understood poorly—or not at all. The prevailing notion was that vasospasm of a cerebral vessel caused most strokes. The chapters in these volumes, as well as other current books, detail this accumulation of knowledge thoroughly. .

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