A prospective, masked, randomized, controlled superiority study comparing the incidence of corneal injury following general anesthesia in dogs with two methods of corneal protection
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D. Donaldson | C. Hartley | V. Kumaratunga | Joy Ioannides | Josie Parker | Juliette Preston | Paul McFarlane
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