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ArticleLa trepanación craneal en Sinuhé, el Egipcio

Susana Collado Vázquez2011

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La trepanación craneal en Sinuhé, el Egipcio

Susana Collado Vázquez · Jesús María Carrillo

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1978Historia de la medicina 2008Prehistoric trepanation in the Cuzco region of Peru: A view into an ancient Andean practice 1997Evidence for stone age cranial surgery 1998Cranial surgery dates back to Mesolithic 1984Neurosurgical pathology in prehistory 2003Trepanation in Prehistoric South America: Geographic and Temporal Trends over 2,000 Years 2007La trepanación prehistórica

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Year2011

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Published2011-09-02

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