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[Role of the "coagulation-fibrinolytic-thrombocytic" system in the pathogenesis of diabetic cardiopathies].

A Duţu·N Hâncu·M Motocu
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A Duţu, N Hâncu, M Motocu. [Role of the "coagulation-fibrinolytic-thrombocytic" system in the pathogenesis of diabetic cardiopathies].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32593/

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