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Ecmo

Name: Ecmo
Brand: Our Knowledge Publishing
SKU: 35490964
Price: 13739 HUF
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Author: Bahloul Amine Bahloul
ISBN: 9786203176438

monocentric experiment

Bahloul Amine Bahloul

Matari Amine Matari

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 35490964

Publishers Our Knowledge Publishing, January 2021

This is a descriptive retrospective study with comparison to recent data in the literature. The obje... Full description

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