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`Application/Control Number: 1 6/674,1 44
`Filing Date: 11/05/2019
`First Named Inventor: Tomas SCHWARZ
`Title: Aesthetic Method of Biological Structure Treatment by Magnetic Field
`Patent No.. 10.695.576
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`March 17, 2021
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