Treatment of primary cleft lip and palate cases in the light of the results of an experimental animal study.

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Treatment of primary cleft lip and palate cases in the light of the results of an experimental animal study. Journal Published:

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Journal: Report of the congress. European Orthodontic Socie

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Page Numbers: 348-64

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DAY: 26

MONTH: 02

YEAR: 1967

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