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Medieval Naples, C. 500-1400
Medieval Naples, C. 500-1400

By Eileen, Gardiner, William, MUSTO, Ronald G., Tronzo

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Ed. Eileen Gardiner, Ronald G. Musto, William Tronzo.

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Surgery Of The Hip Joint: Volume Ii
Surgery Of The Hip Joint: Volume Ii

By Raymond G. Tronzo, Raymond G., Tronzo, Marvin E. Steinberg (Auth.), Raymond G. Tronzo M.D. (Eds.)

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The first edition of Surgery of the Hip loint has had certain measures of success. Its cover won the Outstanding Award for art at a publishers trade show. A year later it was translated into Spanis...

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Surgery Of The Hip Joint: Volume 1
Surgery Of The Hip Joint: Volume 1

By Raymond G. Tronzo, R. G. (Editor), Tronzo

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Volume II of Surgery of the Hip Joint is one of the few surgical books to focus on the vital hip region. This comprehensive reference is extensively illustrated and presents a detailed account of c...

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