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ENWEndNote BIBJabRef, Mendeley RISPapers, Reference Manager, RefWorks, Zotero AMA Stanisić M, Węgrzynowski A, Pawlaczyk-Gabriel K. One-year results of fifty consecutive patients treated with mechanochemical ablation of great and small saphenous vein. Phlebological Review. 2015;23(4):102-105. doi:10.5114/pr.2015.59018. APA Stanisić, M., Węgrzynowski, A., & Pawlaczyk-Gabriel, K. (2015). One-year results of fifty consecutive patients treated with mechanochemical ablation of great and small saphenous vein. Phlebological Review, 23(4), 102-105. https://doi.org/10.5114/pr.2015.59018 Chicago Stanisić, Michal-Goran, Adam Węgrzynowski, and Katarzyna Pawlaczyk-Gabriel. 2015. "One-year results of fifty consecutive patients treated with mechanochemical ablation of great and small saphenous vein". Phlebological Review 23 (4): 102-105. doi:10.5114/pr.2015.59018. Harvard Stanisić, M., Węgrzynowski, A., and Pawlaczyk-Gabriel, K. (2015). One-year results of fifty consecutive patients treated with mechanochemical ablation of great and small saphenous vein. Phlebological Review, 23(4), pp.102-105. https://doi.org/10.5114/pr.2015.59018 MLA Stanisić, Michal-Goran et al. "One-year results of fifty consecutive patients treated with mechanochemical ablation of great and small saphenous vein." Phlebological Review, vol. 23, no. 4, 2015, pp. 102-105. doi:10.5114/pr.2015.59018. Vancouver Stanisić M, Węgrzynowski A, Pawlaczyk-Gabriel K. One-year results of fifty consecutive patients treated with mechanochemical ablation of great and small saphenous vein. Phlebological Review. 2015;23(4):102-105. doi:10.5114/pr.2015.59018.
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