Pulsed Electromagnetic Fields Increase the Rate of Rat Liver Regeneration after Partial Hepatectomy
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V. Ottani | M. G. Monti | G. Piccinini | L. Pernecco | P. Zaniol | A. Ruggeri | B. Barbiroli | Bruno Barbiroli | Giorgio Piccinini | Bruno Barbiroli
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