The APACHE II Score Is Unreliable to Diagnose Necrotizing Pancreatitis on Admission to Hospital
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概要
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- 2002-04-01
著者
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Lankisch Paul
Department Of Internal Medicine Municipal Clinic Of Luneburg
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Werner Hans-martin
Department Of Internal Medicine Municipal Clinic Of Luneburg
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Lowenfels Albert
New York Medical College
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Warnecke Bettina
Department Of Internal Medicine Municipal Clinic Of Luneburg
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BRUNS Dirk
Department of Internal Medicine, Municipal Clinic of Luneburg
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GROBMANN Franziska
Department of Internal Medicine, Municipal Clinic of Luneburg
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STRUCKMANN Karl
Department of Radiology, Municipal Clinic of Luneburg
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BRINKMANN Gisbert
Departments of Radiology, Municipal Clinic of Luneburg
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MAISONNEUVE Patrick
European Institute of Oncology
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Bruns Dirk
Department Of Internal Medicine Municipal Clinic Of Luneburg
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Struckmann Karl
Department Of Radiology Municipal Clinic Of Luneburg
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Brinkmann Gisbert
Departments Of Radiology Municipal Clinic Of Luneburg
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Grobmann Franziska
Department Of Internal Medicine Municipal Clinic Of Luneburg
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LANKISCH Paul
Department of Internal Medicine Municipal Clinic of Lueneburg
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WERNER Hans-Martin
Department of Internal Medicine, Municipal Clinic of Luneburg
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