Journal archive · Anatomy and nasal analysis · History, education and training · 2019

Discussion: Reevaluating the Current Model of Rhinoplasty Training and Future Directions: A Role for Focused, Maneuver-Specific Simulation

Kazei DD, Lin SJ.

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