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Rev Mex Angiol 2013; 41 (3)

Primer consenso latinoamericano de úlceras venosas. Resumen

Nettel F, Rodríguez N, Nigro J, González M, Conde A, Muñoa A, Redigonda E, Aguilar G, Elizondo J, Plaquin J, Riley L, Cousin L, Lecuona N, Betanco Ó, Cortés R, Guerrero V

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