Una sistemática de estudio | 10 JUN 13
Fosfatasa alcalina elevada en un paciente asintomático, ¿qué hacer?
Interpretación de un nivel de fosfatasa alcalina sérica elevada aislado en un paciente asintomático.
Autor/a: Kate Elizabeth Shipman, Ashley David Holt, Rousseau Gama BMJ 2013; 346: F976
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