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Original Article Risk factors for incisional hernia in gynecological cancer patients

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Table 1. Distribution of cases in different disease categories in the study and the control groups
Table 4. Logistic regression analysis of significant parameters
Figure 1. Number of cases of incisional hernias within 12 months segments following the operation.

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