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  • Abstract:  Surgical Department, Centrum Chirurgiczne Nowa Huta, "Nowa Huta Surgical Centre", Ul.Ujastek 3, 30-969, Krak?w, Poland, kusnierczyk@poczta.o net.pl.

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