A articulação acrômio-clavicular como ponto de referência alternativo para o nível flebostático
Acromion-clavicular joint as an alternative reference point for the phlebostatic level
Getúlio Rodrigues de Oliveira Filho; Rolando Eliezer Jimenez Bernal; Sandro Luiz Pivatto; Alexandre Teobaldo Tomasi; Luiz Fernando Soares; Pablo Escovedo Helayel
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