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2019•Journal of the American College of SurgeonsRequires access

Seven-Year Experience with Laparoscopic Pedicled Omental Flap for Cerebral Revascularization in Patients with Moyamoya Disease

Lauren Wood, Ruth Ellen Jones, Julia M. Chandler, Jordan S. Taylor, Sanjeev Dutta, Gary K. Steinberg, Matías Bruzoni

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Abstract

Wood, Lauren S.Y. MD; Jones, Ruth E. MD; Chandler, Julia M. MD, MS; Taylor, Jordan MD; Dutta, Sanjeev MD, MBA, FACS; Steinberg, Gary MD, PhD; Bruzoni, Matias MD, FACS Author Information

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Wood, Lauren S.Y. MD; Jones, Ruth E. MD; Chandler, Julia M. MD, MS; Taylor, Jordan MD; Dutta, Sanjeev MD, MBA, FACS; Steinberg, Gary MD, PhD; Bruzoni, Matias MD, FACS Author Information

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Wood, Lauren S.Y. MD; Jones, Ruth E. MD; Chandler, Julia M. MD, MS; Taylor, Jordan MD; Dutta, Sanjeev MD, MBA, FACS; Steinberg, Gary MD, PhD; Bruzoni, Matias MD, FACS Author Information

Key concepts: Medicine, Moyamoya disease, Revascularization, Surgery, Internal medicine, Myocardial infarction

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