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. 2000 Oct 21;321(7267):1018.

Arterial and venous disease and deep vein thrombosis. Timing of thromboprophylaxis for general surgery should be discussed with anaesthetists

D Crossley, Z Zych
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Arterial and venous disease and deep vein thrombosis. Timing of thromboprophylaxis for general surgery should be discussed with anaesthetists

D Crossley et al. BMJ. .
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