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Implementing a standardized POCT coagulation system.

M West·B Ebey·D Wobb·M Woods·J J Holtwick·L S Meyer·K S Clark
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M West, B Ebey, D Wobb, M Woods, J J Holtwick, L S Meyer, K S Clark. 2001. Implementing a standardized POCT coagulation system.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11424286/

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