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Case Reports
. 2014 May 1;57(3):113-23.

Guidelines for iodine prophylaxis as a protective measure: information for physicians

Sumito Yoshida  1 , Mayo Ojino  1 , Takayoshi Ozaki  1 , Takushi Hatanaka  1 , Kaori Nomura  2 , Masami Ishii  3 , Kazuaki Koriyama  4 , Makoto Akashi  5
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Guidelines for iodine prophylaxis as a protective measure: information for physicians

Sumito Yoshida et al. Japan Med Assoc J. .
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