[Neurological involvement in systemic sclerosis. Evidence of a central Raynaud's phenomenon] [electronic resource]
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[Neurological involvement in systemic sclerosis. Evidence of a central Raynaud's phenomenon]
APA
Di Poi E., Bombardieri M., Damato R., Gremese E., Valesini G. & Ferraccioli G. (2001). [Neurological involvement in systemic sclerosis. Evidence of a central Raynaud's phenomenon]. : Reumatismo.
Chicago
Di Poi E, Bombardieri M, Damato R, Gremese E, Valesini G and Ferraccioli GF. 2001. [Neurological involvement in systemic sclerosis. Evidence of a central Raynaud's phenomenon]. : Reumatismo.
Harvard
Di Poi E., Bombardieri M., Damato R., Gremese E., Valesini G. and Ferraccioli G. (2001). [Neurological involvement in systemic sclerosis. Evidence of a central Raynaud's phenomenon]. : Reumatismo.
MLA
Di Poi E, Bombardieri M, Damato R, Gremese E, Valesini G and Ferraccioli GF. [Neurological involvement in systemic sclerosis. Evidence of a central Raynaud's phenomenon]. : Reumatismo. 2001.