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Outcome prediction and imaging in thoracic surgery
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Does ANKAFERD blood stopper decrease oxidative DNA damage in rabbits with pulmonary parenchymal damaged?
B. Metin, E. Menevse, A. Sivrikaya, T. Altinok, H. Arikoglu, Y. S. Intepe (Yozgat, Konya, Turkey)
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International Congress 2014 – Outcome prediction and imaging in thoracic surgery
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Outcome prediction and imaging in thoracic surgery
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B. Metin, E. Menevse, A. Sivrikaya, T. Altinok, H. Arikoglu, Y. S. Intepe (Yozgat, Konya, Turkey). Does ANKAFERD blood stopper decrease oxidative DNA damage in rabbits with pulmonary parenchymal damaged?. Eur Respir J 2014; 44: Suppl. 58, 3254
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