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Chapters cover topics including characteristics of passive smoking, biochemical markers of passive smoking, gross and microscopic anatomy of structures involved, and structural, functional, and metabolic disorders of the cardiovascular system.
Passive smoking and cardiovascular pathology; mechanisms and ... by SciTech Book News
95 Paperback QM557 Richly illustrated throughout with color diagrams and micrographic images, this textbook describes the microscopic anatomy of human tissues.
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Their topics include the pathogenesis and medical therapy of male and female pattern hair loss, the gross and microscopic anatomy of the follicular unit, the science of hairline design, the single-scar harvesting technique, dense packing techniques, women, blacks, Asians, renovating previous transplants, complications, and the core curriculum in hair transplantation surgery.
Hair transplantation. (DVD-ROM included) by SciTech Book News
 
 
 
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