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[THE USE OF MOLECULAR HYDROGEN IN CORRECTION OF NO-REFLOW SYNDROME IN THE POLYURIC STAGE OF SUBLIMATE NEPHROPATHY].

Yu Rohovyi, V Tsitrin, L Arkchipova, V Bilookyi, O Kolesnik · Georgian medical news · 2021

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Primary topic Kidney and Renal Health
Evidence type Correction or bibliographic notice
Publication type Correction or erratum
Hydrogen method Other or not reported

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