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These closer to the surface muscles include the thoracic area of the upper back, musculature of lower back and multiple gluteus muscles.— TheGolfChannel Headlines
When he went to Spain in 1936, at the height of his career as a thoracic surgeon in Montreal, he organized a mobile blood transfusion service that was a pioneer in its field and has been the model for blood transfusions on the battlefield ever since.— The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed
In the letter, Rekha told the court that her baby was suffering from heart ailment and was admitted to the AIIMS under the supervision of A.K. Bisoi, a cardio-thoracic surgeon.— RxPG News : Latest Medical, Healthcare and Research News
The muscular, thoracic, and vegetative powers all assist in this combination by their development.— History of Circumcision from the Earliest Times to the Present Moral and Physical Reasons for its Performance

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