Anticoagulantes directos para tratar y prevenir | 20 OCT 19

Tromboembolismo en pacientes con cáncer

¿Cuál es el anticoagulante óptimo y la duración más adecuada de la anticoagulación en estos pacientes?
Autor/a: A.B. Song, R.P. Rosovsky y colaboradores Vascular Health and Risk Management 2019:15 175–186
INDICE:  1. Texto principal | 2. Referencias bibliográficas
Referencias bibliográficas

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