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Vasectomy and vasectomy reversal : development of newly designed

nonabsorbable polymeric stent for reconstructing the vas deferens

Vrijhof, Henricus Joesphus Elisabeth Johannes

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Vrijhof, H. J. E. J. (2006, November 2). Vasectomy and vasectomy reversal : development of

newly designed nonabsorbable polymeric stent for reconstructing the vas deferens.

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Vasectomy and vasectomy

reversal;

development of newly designed

nonabsorbable polymeric stent for

reconstructing the vas deferens

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