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Editorial
. 2001 Dec;175(6):366-7.
doi: 10.1136/ewjm.175.6.366.

Demystifying critical care: a new series provides a succinct, modern approach aimed at primary care physicians

R Rodriguez
Editorial

Demystifying critical care: a new series provides a succinct, modern approach aimed at primary care physicians

R Rodriguez. West J Med. 2001 Dec.
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