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The Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery 80- B (6): 1057-1066Woodcock JP and Morris RJ (2002) The effect of the Kendall SCD and Huntleigh Flowtron DVT30 garments on femoral and popliteal vein bloodflow measurements. Informe clínico de Huntleigh Healthcare19 •