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Ali M, Jamil F, Azhar MH, Javed MT. Efficacy of percutaneous release of trigger digits using 18-gauge hypodermic needle..


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Ali M, Jamil F, Azhar MH, Javed MT. Efficacy of percutaneous release of trigger digits using 18-gauge hypodermic needle.. https://www.rmj.org.pk/?mno=38125 [Access: December 06, 2023].


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Ali M, Jamil F, Azhar MH, Javed MT. Efficacy of percutaneous release of trigger digits using 18-gauge hypodermic needle..



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Ali M, Jamil F, Azhar MH, Javed MT. Efficacy of percutaneous release of trigger digits using 18-gauge hypodermic needle..



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Ali, M., Jamil, . F., Azhar, . M. H. & Javed, . M. T. (2021) Efficacy of percutaneous release of trigger digits using 18-gauge hypodermic needle..



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Ali, Muhammad, Fatima Jamil, Muhammad Hamza Azhar, and Muhammad Tahir Javed. 2021. Efficacy of percutaneous release of trigger digits using 18-gauge hypodermic needle..



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Ali, Muhammad, Fatima Jamil, Muhammad Hamza Azhar, and Muhammad Tahir Javed. "Efficacy of percutaneous release of trigger digits using 18-gauge hypodermic needle.."



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Ali, Muhammad, Fatima Jamil, Muhammad Hamza Azhar, and Muhammad Tahir Javed. "Efficacy of percutaneous release of trigger digits using 18-gauge hypodermic needle.."



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Ali, M., Jamil, . F., Azhar, . M. H. & Javed, . M. T. (2021) Efficacy of percutaneous release of trigger digits using 18-gauge hypodermic needle..