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Case Reports
. 2022 Sep 21;15(3):358-359.
doi: 10.17161/kjm.vol15.16653. eCollection 2022.

Angioedema with Three Possible Etiologies

Chancen Hall  1 , David Petrie  1 , John Crowley  2 , Justin Sandall  1 , Felecia Newton  1
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Case Reports

Angioedema with Three Possible Etiologies

Chancen Hall et al. Kans J Med. .
No abstract available

Keywords: anesthesiology; angioedema; case report; etiology.

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