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[Steroid administration in subcutaneous devices].

R Nava y Sánchez·C R González·A Zaldívar Guerra·M González Diddi·A J Gallegoso
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R Nava y Sánchez, C R González, A Zaldívar Guerra, M González Diddi, A J Gallegoso. 1973. [Steroid administration in subcutaneous devices].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/4727869/

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