Blood Perfusion Assessment by Indocyanine Green Fluorescence Imaging for Minimally Invasive Rectal Cancer Surgery (EssentiAL trial)
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I. Takemasa | S. Noura | M. Shiozawa | Y. Saigusa | Yoshinao Takano | Toshikatsu Nitta | M. Tei | M. Yasui | M. Kotake | S. Matoba | J. Watanabe | H. Suwa | A. Ishibe | Y. Ishii | Takeshi Kato | Kei Kimura | Taichi Yabuno | Shuji Saito | K. Munakata | M. Watanabe | Sigeru Yamagishi | T. Kato
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