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赤外レーザーのメラニンに対する高吸収波長

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Title
赤外レーザーのメラニンに対する高吸収波長
Published in
Medical Imaging Technology, February 2012
DOI 10.11409/mit.30.11
Authors

河本 敬子, 桑島 史欣

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#17,637,892
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#23
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#112,312
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#1
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