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Poor outcome following revascularization predicted by thromboelastography

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Vig, S., Chitolie, A., Maurice, E., Boa, F., Bevan, D., Halliday, A., & Dormandy, J. (2016). Poor outcome following revascularization predicted by thromboelastography. BRITISH JOURNAL OF SURGERY, 88(4), 621–622.

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Vig, S., et al. “Poor Outcome Following Revascularization Predicted by Thromboelastography.” BRITISH JOURNAL OF SURGERY, vol. 88, no. 4, 2016, pp. 621–22.

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Vig, S, A Chitolie, E Maurice, F Boa, D Bevan, A Halliday, and J Dormandy. 2016. “Poor Outcome Following Revascularization Predicted by Thromboelastography.” BRITISH JOURNAL OF SURGERY 88 (4): 621–22.
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Journal:: BRITISH JOURNAL OF SURGERY
Volume:: 88
Issue:: 4
Pages:: 621-622
Publication date:: 2001-04-01
ISSN:: 0007-1323
Source identifiers:: 309104

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