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Miscellaneous pulmonary pharmacology
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The clinical efficiency of thiotriazolin in complex treatment of patients with community acquired pneumonia of the 3
rd
group
I. Ilyuk, V. Malenky (Vinnitsa, Ukraine)
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Annual Congress 2007 - Miscellaneous pulmonary pharmacology
Session:
Miscellaneous pulmonary pharmacology
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Electronic Poster Discussion
Number:
3277
Disease area:
Respiratory infections
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I. Ilyuk, V. Malenky (Vinnitsa, Ukraine). The clinical efficiency of thiotriazolin in complex treatment of patients with community acquired pneumonia of the 3
rd
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