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Increasing Trend in Pediatric Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Injuries Presenting to US Emergency Departments and an Injury Profile - A 10-Year Analysis
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Literaturverweis öffnenIncreasing utilization of urethroplasty for male urethral stricture disease: analysis of in-hospital interventions in Germany from 2006 to 2023
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Literaturverweis öffnenIntraoperative Voluven is Associated with Reduced Anastomotic Leakage Without Increasing Acute Kidney Injury in Gastrointestinal Surgery: A Retrospective Cohort Study
doi · 10.21203/rs.3.rs-9804461/v1
Literaturverweis öffnenOptimizing Shoulder Exercise Selection: Arm Rotation Versus Abduction Exercises for Increasing Acromiohumeral Distance in Secondary Subacromial Impingement-A Randomized Controlled Trial
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Literaturverweis öffnenA new and increasingly common pattern of soft tissue injury
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Literaturverweis öffnenTargeted Modification of Dietary Fiber for Increasing Soluble Dietary Fiber and Its Application in Foods
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Literaturverweis öffnenPsychic disturbances in the postpartum period: an increasing problem?
pubmed · 14600849
Literaturverweis öffnenSeverity of Cardiovascular Autonomic Neuropathy Is Linked to Increasing Levels of Circulating Proinflammatory Cytokines
pubmed · 42420750
Literaturverweis öffnenGeographical Pattern of Testicular Cancer Points to Maternal Exposures Behind Increasing Incidence
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Literaturverweis öffnenThe impact of increasing femoral width on anatomic risk factors for patellar instability in paediatric patients: a retrospective MRI case-control study
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Literaturverweis öffnenIncreasing evidence of hereditary lymphedema caused by CELSR1 loss-of-function variants
pubmed · 31215153
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