Surgical trauma and CO2-insufflation impact on adhesion formation in parietal and visceral peritoneal lesions.

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Surgical trauma and CO2-insuff ...... d visceral peritoneal lesions.

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Andrea Tinelli

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Antonio Malvasi

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Ioannis P Kosmas

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Lv Lyutova

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Marina Yu Eliseeva

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Ospan A Mynbaev

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Sergei V Pismensky

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Zhomart R Kalzhanov

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