Postmortem cardiac troponin T levels in the blood and pericardial fluid. Part 2 : Analysis for application in the diagnosis of sudden cardiac death with regard to pathology

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概要

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• 2006-03-01

著者

• Zhu B‐l

  Department Of Legal Medicine Osaka City University Medical School

• Zhu Bao-li

  大阪市立大学 医学部法医学

• Zhao Dong

  Department Of Legal Medicine Osaka City University Medical School

• Tsuda Kohei

  Department Of Legal Medicine Osaka City University Medical School

• Zhu Bao-li

  Department Of Legal Medicine Osaka City University Medical School

• ISHIKAWA Takaki

  Department of Legal Medicine, Osaka City University Medical School

• MICHIUE Tomomi

  Department of Legal Medicine, Osaka City University Medical School

• LI Dong-Ri

  Department of Legal Medicine, Osaka City University Medical School

• KAMIKODAI Yasunobu

  Department of Legal Medicine, Osaka City University Medical School

• OKAZAKI Shuji

  Department of Legal Medicine, Osaka City University Medical School

• MAEDA Hitoshi

  Department of Legal Medicine, Osaka City University Medical School

• Li Dong-ri

  Department Of Legal Medicine Osaka City University Medical School

• Maeda Hitoshi

  Department Of Legal Medicine Osaka City University Medical School

• Okazaki Shuji

  Department Of Legal Medicine Osaka City University Medical School

• Michiue Tomomi

  Department Of Legal Medicine Osaka City University Medical School

• Zhu Bao-li

  Department Of Forensic Pathology China Medical University School Of Forensic Medicine

• Ishikawa Takaki

  Department Of Legal Medicine Osaka City University Medical School

• Maeda Hitoshi

  First Department Of Internal Medicine Kobe University School Of Medicine

• Kamikodai Yasunobu

  Department Of Legal Medicine Osaka City University Medical School

• Maeda Hitoshi

  Department Of Legal Medicine Kanazawa University School Of Medicine

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