Is the Glasses-Free 3-Dimensional Display System More Effective for Complex Video-Assisted Thoracic Surgery? A Self-Controlled Study Ex Vivo
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Is the Glasses-Free 3-Dimensional Display System More Effective for Complex Video-Assisted Thoracic Surgery? A Self-Controlled Study Ex Vivo
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Surgical Innovation
Volume -, Issue -, Pages 155335061985313
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SAGE Publications
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2019-07-12
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10.1177/1553350619853136
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