Name: A comparative study of Acute Myocardial Infarction
Brand: Mirawdeli, Ahmad R. Hama
SKU: ID13062634
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A comparative study of Acute Myocardial Infarction

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Dieses Werk beleuchtet die Unterschiede bei Herzinfarkten zwischen jungen Patienten unter 45 Jahren und älteren über 60 in Erbil, indem es Risikofaktoren, klinische Befunde und Therapieerfolge vergleicht.

Marke: Mirawdeli, Ahmad R. Hama

ISBN: 3659692808

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