Nuevas ideas, nuevas propuestas | 17 JUN 13
Fisiopatología de los síndromes coronarios agudos
Un apasionante artículo que pone al día el panorama de los conceptos más novedosos acerca de la enfermedad coronaria aguda.
Autor/a: Peter Libby The New England Journal of Medicine
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