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Evaluation of single continuous versus multiple intermittent cryogen spray cooling spurts on in vitro model human skin

2005

Nelson, JS;
Tuqan, AT;
Kelly, KM;
Aguilar, G;
Ramirez-San-Juan, JC;
Sun, CH;
Cassarino, D;
Derienzo, D;
Barr, RJ
et al.

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