- Wolfe graft
- Wolfe-Krause graft Krause-Wolfe g.
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Wolfe graft
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Wolfe graft — (woolf) [John Reissberg Wolfe, Scottish ophthalmologist, 1824–1904] Krause Wolfe graft … Medical dictionary
Krause-Wolfe graft — Krau·se Wolfe graft (krouґzə woolfґ) [F.V. Krause; John Reissberg Wolfe, Scottish ophthalmologist, 1824–1904] see under graft … Medical dictionary
Krause-Wolfe graft — a full thickness skin graft … Medical dictionary
Wolfe-Krause graft — (woolfґ krouґzə) [J.R. Wolfe; Fedor Krause, German surgeon, 1857–1937] Krause Wolfe graft … Medical dictionary
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