2004International Society of Hair Restoration SurgeryRequires access

Standardization of Terminology

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As marketing director of Instituut Hairplus/The Netherlands, I often see patients who get confused about the names used in the research of hair multiplication. I feel we all use different words for the same thing. Maybe it is time to standardize the names for the several procedures. In my opinion,

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As marketing director of Instituut Hairplus/The Netherlands, I often see patients who get confused about the names used in the research of hair multiplication. I feel we all use different words for the same thing. Maybe it is time to standardize the names for the several procedures. In my opinion,

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As marketing director of Instituut Hairplus/The Netherlands, I often see patients who get confused about the names used in the research of hair multiplication. I feel we all use different words for the same thing. Maybe it is time to standardize the names for the several procedures. In my opinion,

Key concepts: Standardization, Terminology, Computer science, Linguistics, Philosophy, Operating system

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