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[Left ventricular dysfunction associated with Behçet disease].

José M García-Pinilla·Marta Pombo Jiménez·José F Carretero Ruiz·Emilio González-Cocina
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José M García-Pinilla, Marta Pombo Jiménez, José F Carretero Ruiz, Emilio González-Cocina. 2005-04-16. [Left ventricular dysfunction associated with Behçet disease].. https://doi.org/10.1157/13073959

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