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Keywords:
Paediatric, Conventional radiography, Catheters, Education and training
Authors:
S. Salerno, E. Murmura, R. Rusignuolo, V. M. Ricceri, C. Torrisi, G. Lo Re, M. Midiri; Palermo/IT
DOI:
10.1594/ecr2015/C-0883
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