[The consultative-diagnostic computer system "Coagulogram"].

M I Titova; A I Kurochkina; T I Doroshina; N G Atasheva

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[The consultative-diagnostic computer system "Coagulogram"].

M I Titova·A I Kurochkina·T I Doroshina·N G Atasheva

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M I Titova, A I Kurochkina, T I Doroshina, N G Atasheva. 1994. [The consultative-diagnostic computer system "Coagulogram"].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8032769/

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