An edition of Die Mikrovibration (1969)

Die Mikrovibration

ihre biologische Funktion und ihre klinisch-diagnostische Bedeutung. Von H. Rohracher und K. Inanaga. Mit einem technischen Anhang von H. Steinringer: Aufbau und Einrichtung eines MV-Laboratoriums.

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Hubert Rohracher
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An edition of Die Mikrovibration (1969)

Die Mikrovibration

ihre biologische Funktion und ihre klinisch-diagnostische Bedeutung. Von H. Rohracher und K. Inanaga. Mit einem technischen Anhang von H. Steinringer: Aufbau und Einrichtung eines MV-Laboratoriums.

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H. Huber
Language
German
Pages
163

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Subjects
Biology, Research, Vibration

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Die Mikrovibration: ihre biologische Funktion und ihre klinisch-diagnostische Bedeutung. Von H. Rohracher und K. Inanaga. Mit einem technischen Anhang von H. Steinringer: Aufbau und Einrichtung eines MV-Laboratoriums.
1969, H. Huber
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Bern

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QH315 R64

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163p.
Number of pages
163

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OL18603130M

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