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untitled M.R.I. study of an anonymous patient who suffered a stroke
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untitled M.R.I. study of an anonymous patient who suffered a stroke
Maker
Unknown
Date
n.d.
Dimensions
paper (each): 20 in x 16 in
Credit Line
Gift of Dr. Melvin D. Wichter
Object number
1996:287.1-11
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Untitled M.R.I. study of an anonymous patient who suffered a stroke
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