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Intervenciones para reducir imágenes y estudios innecesarios en pediatría

Revisión sistemática sobre intervenciones para reducir los estudios por imágenes y pruebas innecesarias en pediatría
Autor/a: Harriet Hiscock, Rachel Jane Neely, Hayley Warren, Jason Soon and Andrew Pediatrics 2018;141/Issue 2
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