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Evaluating the utility of a CO2 surgical laser for piglet tail docking to reduce behavioral and physiological indicators of pain and to improve wound healing: A pilot study

By Maria E. Lou, Michael D. Kleinhenz, Robin Schroeder, Kelly Lechtenberg, Shawnee Montgomery, Johann F. Coetzee, Abbie V. Viscardi

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