Ultrasonic assessment of skin and surgical wounds utilizing backscatter acoustic techniques to estimate attenuation.
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J. Olerud | F. Forster | J E Olerud | F K Forster | M A Riederer-Henderson | A W Holmes | M. A. Riederer-Henderson | A. Holmes
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