A survey of Japanese interns to prepare for mandatory clinical training in obstetrics and gynecology
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N. Yanaihara | H. Watari | K. Banno | M. Mayama | H. Komatsu | M. Shozu | Y. Matoba | Y. Onodera | Tokumasa Suemitsu | Manaka Shinagawa | Yosuke Sugita
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