Minilaparotomy as a revolutionary approach for tubectomy in rural India
Dawn, C.S.; Banerjee, M.M.
Journal of the Indian Medical Association 66(11): 275-279
1976
ISSN/ISBN: 0019-5847 PMID: 977972 Document Number: 430581
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