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Home All issues Volume 24 / No 2 (Mars 2015) Réanimation, 24 2 (2015) 112-121 References
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Réanimation
Volume 24, Number 2, Mars 2015
Cardiovasculaire
Page(s) 112 - 121
Section Article De Synthèse / Review Article
DOI https://doi.org/10.1007/s13546-015-1050-x
Published online 16 March 2015
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