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Deutsch: Epigard® (Kunsthaut) mit Wundklammern an den Hautlappen befestigt, ca. 25 × 3,5 cm - menschl. Unterschenkel, 3 Tage nach OP
Čeština: Epigard (umělá kůže) připevněná sponkami, rozměr asi 25 x 3,5 cm, lidský bérec, 3 dny po operaci
English: Epigard® (artificial skin) attached to skin flaps with staples, measuring ca. 25 x 3.5 cm - human lower leg, 3 days after surgery |
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| current | 10:14, 25 August 2008 | | 640 × 480 (61 KB) | Mattes | {{Information |Description={{de|Epigart (Kunsthaut), mit Klammern an Hautlappen befestigt - Unterschenkel, 3 Tage nach OP}} |Source={{en|Photo taken by myself}} {{de|Selbst gefertigte Fotografie}} {{fr|travail personnel}} |Date=18. August 2008 |Author={ |
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