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Metformin-induced lactic acidosis: Should we be more careful with renal dysfunction? [electronic resource]

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Blanco Taboada, A L

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Publication details: Revista clinica espanola Description: 76 p. digitalISSN:

2254-8874

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In: Revista clinica espanola vol. 220

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by Klein, Hermann H
2 Reply.
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3 [Operative technique of median sternotomy].
by Oda, T
4 [Median sternotomy for thoracic goiter; presentation of the surgical specimen].
by WELTI, H
5 Zipping up after a median sternotomy: Are we at the end of the wire?
by Tam, Derrick Y
6 Invited commentary.
by Holman, William L
7 Measuring What Matters.
by Sundt, Thoralf M
8 More than one way to wire a chest.
by Tam, Derrick Y
9 Is more always better in sternal closure?
by Tam, Derrick Y
10 To zip or wire: An ongoing debate.
by Marasco, Silvana F
11 Commentary: Innovation favors the prepared mind.
by Stein, Louis H
12 [Transhiatal esophagectomiy using partial sternotomy].
by Henriques, Alexandre Cruz
13 Sternum-splitting incision for upper abdominal surgery.
by MILLER, H I
14 The right wiring configuration for sternal closure: Science or mythology?
by Allen, Keith B
15 [Median Sternotomy( Re-do and Closure)].
by Ogawa, Hironaga
16 Sternotomy debridement in critical patient with difficult predicted airway: can regional anesthesia be the labyrinth exit?
by Costa, Fabio
17 The technic and utilization of sternum splitting incision in general surgery.
by DORSEY, J M
18 The mid-epigastric, xiphoid-excising, sternum-splitting incision: a surgical approach to the lower midthorax and upper abdomen.
by FALOR, W H
19 Does a good beginning make a good end? The importance of biocompatibility.
by Yutaka, Yojiro
20 Invited Commentary.
by Dabal, Robert J

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