The Unitarian Service Committee medical mission: contribution by the United States to Post-World War II Japanese anesthesiology
Ikeda, S.
Anesthesiology 106(1): 178-185
2007
ISSN/ISBN: 0003-3022 PMID: 17197860 Document Number: 613962
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