18)PRELIMINARY STUDY ON CONSANGUINITY RATE AMONG PARENTS OF PATIENTS WITH DCM BY JAPANESE FAMILY REGISTER : THE 8th CONFERENCE ON CARIDIOMYOPATHY
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概要
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- 社団法人日本循環器学会の論文
- 1985-11-20
著者
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Tokudome Shinkan
Department Of Public Health Nagoya City University Medical School
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Yamaguchi Masaya
Department of Internal Medicine, Saga Medical School
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Yamaguchi Masaya
Department Of Hospital Pharmacy Keio University School Of Medicine
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Tokudome Shinkan
Department Of Community Health Scinece Saga Medical School
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