Wound Healing and Wound Infection: Theory and Surgical PracticeThomas K. Hunt |
Contents
2 The Physiology of Wound Healing | 11 |
3 The Biochemical Basis of Repair | 32 |
4 Proteoglycans of the Connective Tissue | 45 |
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